The Family Room Classifieds
Buy, sell, give away items related to family life (e.g. baby equipment, clothes, toys).
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Greenby are back n my good books again! I raised a ticket yesterday and carried on trying various things myself to solve the issue. What solved the issue was me dragging an email from my trash into the folders that were not displaying any messages. As soon as I did that, all messages reappeared. I followed up on my ticket by advising Support of this and got this enthusiastic response:- That's brilliant news - great problem-solving! It sounds like you encountered a webmail display glitch where the folder indexes weren't refreshing properly. By dragging an email into each folder, you essentially forced the webmail to re-index and refresh those folders, which brought all your emails back into view. This is quite a clever workaround, and I'm glad you persevered to find it! The good news is that your emails were always there safely stored on the server - they just weren't displaying correctly in the webmail interface. If you experience this again in the future, you now know the trick. Alternatively, sometimes simply logging out of webmail completely and logging back in can also refresh the folder listings. Is there anything else I can help you with today? I still rate them 10/10 as they are quick to respond to tickets and are good at explaining things such as above. -
Hello, I wanted to get my little one a new scooter, she doesn't scoot a lot but is confident on her 3 wheel. Any recommendations, please? I see lots about the micro scooter. I'm still deciding if she needs a 2 or 3 wheel. Thanks 😊 Cam -
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Mine still seem well populated. I assume the display filter is still acting as you'd expect with the other folders. I trust and hope it'll be a recoverable glitch, even if they did manage to delete or mislay the online copies. I had prepared a para. beginning "That's essentially reassuring, Vladii. Thanks." before managing to somehow remove the rest of it irrecoverably from the EDF message edit pane. Back on the Greenby side, I've narrowed down my own problem. Most of my email posts are 'From:' my own domain but posted via the PN relay. Maybe a couple of years ago an alarming failure of these to reach gmail addreses, without any non-delivery message, emerged. It seemed to be due to the absence of an SPF entry on its DNS record. Once that had been added all was ok again. The SPF entry is still there, but the symptoms have reapppeared. I've narrowed it down to email From that domain posted via both Greenby and Plusnet webmail. The same messages sent from the same domain via a mail client, via SMTP to the PN relay, seem all to get through ok. So does one sent by webmail using my official PN mailbox domain [me]@[myPNUsername].plus.com. I submitted a carefully written problem-ticket request last night, and find it got an immediate very detailed response from their bot, saying "Thank you for the detailed explanation - this is really helpful information...This is an interesting deliverability issue..." It then went on to enumerate and explain several possible factors which could have been involved, and asked me to submit a fresh ticket with details of a missing email's sender, time, and intended recipient, so that they could check their logs and diagnose further. I was actually impressed, for the first time, by the response's quality. I guess bots must benefit from high quality input from users. 😉
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