Every Amazon SES complaint forward still says “for more information about this format please see mipassoc.org/arf”. ARF became RFC 5965 in 2010. The site it links to hasn’t moved on since. @awscloud, might be time for a new link.
Tired of the reset game and trust this will be honored. "Unlimited" Right @thsottiaux ?
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It’s also draining faster post latest reset so issue still persists
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I think you should check with the devs to see what happened during the last reset.
For some odd reason many including myself are seeing the usage drain a lot faster than before the reset
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16:43 status update says the PHP patch rollout is still being prepared. Their X account said patching was under way an hour earlier. The warning that their mitigations are partial has quietly gone. And no ETA for servers already on supported 8.x. Egregious.
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No email, no phone, no live chat (which sits in the portal). I tried messaging on different social media in private, but no response. Unfortunately the only remaining way is public. Come on @Cloudways, when can we put our servers back online?
Taken the site offline while we wait for a patch!
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PSA: Two critical PHP vulnerabilities have been confirmed, potentially allowing remote code execution.
If you operate websites, applications or servers running PHP, this affects you. That includes WordPress sites and other PHP-based platforms.
Website owners, hosting providers, managed service providers and IT teams: make sure whoever is responsible for your PHP infrastructure is aware and ready to act.
Tell your server administrators to clear their diaries from 2pm today (London), 3pm Madrid.
Emergency security patches are scheduled for release an hour later. Be ready to assess and deploy them as a priority.
This is not routine maintenance. You do not want to leave it until tomorrow.
Salesforce buying braze for almost a cool $6 Billion
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Real user stats and we have finally passed. A real win for emailexpert, we have struggled with this for many years.
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Always be cleaning. Get rid of bad emails
them before they cause you problems.
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i see y'all changed to using 429 instead, i guess it's something
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