On Fri, 6 Jan 2012, John Meissen wrote:

> Holy crap!. Guess I need to check my aracnet email more often. This is
> very, very bad for me. I depend on the fixed IP address from SpiritOne for
> my mail and web server, and host a half dozen or so low-traffic domains
> for friends.

john,

   Heh-heh! When SpiritOne changed their software recently they mis-configured
my mail address to point to their servers instead of mine. That screwed up
my mail for a while and resulted in 5G spam in the @aracnet.com mail box
that I've never used.

   You'd think that for as long as I've been with them they'd know I run
postfix here.

   Here's the message they sent to me:

>From [email protected] Fri Jan  6 10:35:35 2012
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2012 10:35:04 -0800

Hello,

Due to recent changes in Frontier's network, we find it necessary to change
the way our Frontier DSL connections are configured, which will also change
how your DSL modems are configured.

Within the next two weeks, the way DSL modems are configured to use
SpiritOne's service will change. We will be emailing configuration
instructions on making these changes on supported modems shortly, and will
be available by phone to provide assistance on making these changes.
Alternately, you can bring the modem by our office and we can configure it
for you (please phone first to be sure somebody will be available to do so).

Unfortunately, with these changes, we are no longer to offer static IP
addresses for DSL, nor can we offer multiple IP addresses on the same DSL
circuit. SpiritOne offers a variety of hosting services, co-location, and
virtual private servers that can be used to replace the static IP addresses
we can no longer provide over Frontier DSL. If these services interest you,
please contact us at [email protected] as soon as possible and we'll
assist in putting together the most cost-effective and appropriate solution.

Further information (including the exact date of the change) will be
included in a later email.

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