email load error
As of around 10 to 11 AM my email was ok, now I get the error Fault error: system failure: getting database connection, system failure: getting database connection. This comes up in the spot that nor...
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With 90,000 emails obviously meaning your email usage is considerable, you may want to think about migrating to something like Gmail, Outlook or Yahoomail. And keep in mind that, if/when you move on from HughesNet, your email stops after 30 days.
Gabe, my inital client was outlook, there were some issues with outlook at the time, I forget exactly what. I'm not sure why Thunderbird needs to download all my email since 2006 or so, I guess I need to do a better job at archiving, my technical, biz side of me wants to keep every email just incase :)
for now I'm going to try and stick with Thunderbird since it worked perfectly until this last issue.
GabeU wrote:
With 90,000 emails obviously meaning your email usage is considerable, you may want to think about migrating to something like Gmail, Outlook or Yahoomail. And keep in mind that, if/when you move on from HughesNet, your email stops after 30 days.
You can use Thunderbird with Gmail.
Pete_Vit wrote:for now I'm going to try and stick with Thunderbird since it worked perfectly until this last issue.
Pete_Vit wrote:I'm using hughesnet email, I don't use gmail
maratsade wrote:
You can use Thunderbird with Gmail.
Pete_Vit wrote:for now I'm going to try and stick with Thunderbird since it worked perfectly until this last issue.
Basically, all we're suggesting is that gradually moving to something like Gmail, Outllook or Yahoo Mail, all of which tend to be more reliable, and all of which you can take with you, might be to your benefit.
However, if you're comfortable with HughesNet's email, that's fine too.
I'm using hughesnet email, I don't use gmail
maratsade wrote:
You can use Thunderbird with Gmail.
Pete_Vit wrote:for now I'm going to try and stick with Thunderbird since it worked perfectly until this last issue.
GabeU this has nothing to do with a confort levl but the fact I have all my accounts tied to hughesnet for validation / verification from banking to irs to ssa.....etc. this morning checking email using web, and t-bird I've not received any emails since the 9th, is there still a email issue?
update on not getting email: I found a message rule I setup via the email web client was sending ALL EMAILS to a specific folder I had setup for IBM corrospondance, so no emails at all went to the inbox, or stayed there. the rule I setup was specific to an email address yet ALL EMAIL went there. Note to self;
never setup a message filter rule using hughes net :(
Carmen, so all the missing emails were in the folder, then? Glad to hear they weren't lost.
maratsade wrote:Carmen, so all the missing emails were in the folder, then? Glad to hear they weren't lost.
Yes, from what I see the emails I was looking for were in my IBM folder, bad timing, I was buying a vehicle Saturday and trying to get my email on my phone - insurance verification and I could not get any email :( I had to actually call and talk to a CS agent :) lol
I'll stick with my need for now for hughesnet email since like I sad everything is tied to hughesnet email
yesterday, 07/12/21 thunderbird worked flaulessly, getting email, sending email no issues, no need to enter my password. Today getting email working, sending is again failing and asking to enter my password. Something changed? or is this the typical open systems BS stuff that happens, one day it works, the next.....maybe ?
Murphy's Law. Crazy stuff. I see that you got a good day and now the shenanigans are back. Have you thought of asking the Thunderbird community? There may be other satellite internet users there that may have answers for you.
Pete_Vit wrote:Yes, from what I see the emails I was looking for were in my IBM folder, bad timing, I was buying a vehicle Saturday and trying to get my email on my phone - insurance verification and I could not get any email :( I had to actually call and talk to a CS agent :) lol
I'll stick with my need for now for hughesnet email since like I sad everything is tied to hughesnet email
maratsade wrote:Murphy's Law. Crazy stuff. I see that you got a good day and now the shenanigans are back. Have you thought of asking the Thunderbird community? There may be other satellite internet users there that may have answers for you.
Good idea, thank you
Pete_Vit wrote:Yes, from what I see the emails I was looking for were in my IBM folder, bad timing, I was buying a vehicle Saturday and trying to get my email on my phone - insurance verification and I could not get any email :( I had to actually call and talk to a CS agent :) lol
I'll stick with my need for now for hughesnet email since like I sad everything is tied to hughesnet email
just a quick update, funny yesterday without me doing anything sending email from TB just started working, not asking for me to enter a password for smtp.hughes.net
gotta love open systems tech
if my systems I supported just stopped working, and then started to work the next day I'd be out of a job
