Comcast are kind of slow, and there may still be some DNS lag, but if you are reading this, then the server move has been successful. If not… well, how would you know?
UPDATE: Just to be a little more clear, the connection from Comcast is fine. They just didn’t have everything setup on their end when the tech came to install the line. So it took a little extra time to get everything set up.
That is all.
Alright, the server will be moving on Friday, January 9th. You may experience difficulty accessing the server Friday or Saturday; after that, things should clear up. Please let me know if you have any questions.
We are moving the server home from it’s secure, undisclosed location.
This means you might see a short disruption in server accessibility sometime in the next couple of weeks. This will affect you’re ability to read email, but should not result in any lost messages. Everything else (domain names, etc.) should not see any differences.
We will keep you informed here of any changes or major issues, as much as possible.
Thanks!
It’s self-signed, so you will still have to accept the certificate once, but now that the dates are valid you shouldn’t have to accept every time you want to check your email through the web interface.
I’ve made three changes to our spam blocker (spamassassin):
Hopefully this will reduce, although it will not completely stop, the level of spam we are seeing.
Please let me know if you start seeing legitimate email getting lost in your spam folders!
I should like to state for the record, please do let me know (by email, text, whatever) if you have any issues or questions regarding the server or the email service, especially if anything appears to be broken. I may not always respond to your requests in a timely fashion, but I do try 
I’ll be providing news and updates here. Links to the webmail client and hosted sites and blogs will appear in the link list. Let me know if you have any comments or suggestions!