The web hosting publication by web hosting users for web hosting users
Update a Host / Editor Login
Search
Article News Host Business Name
DIRECTORY TOP RATING EDITOR REVIEW FORUM SEARCH HOSTING SHOWCASE BECOME AN EDITOR
RECENT NEWS
The Evolution of the IT Specialist
ICANN Decides To Expand Internet
Pingdom Adds Business Monitoring Plan
Apptix Offers Hosted VoIP Products
ARTICLES
Co-location Hosting
Dedicated Servers
Domain Names
E-Commerce / Merchant Accounts / Payment Gateways
Free Web Hosting
General Web Hosting
Hosting Software & Control Panels
Managed Web Hosting
Programming
Reseller Hosting
Running a Web Hosting Business
Search Engine Optimization
Specific Web Hosting Provider or Company
Technical & Security
Useful Website Tools
Virtual Private Servers
Web Design & Content
Website Marketing Campaign
SEARCH ARTICLES
WEBHOST DIRECTORY
By Location


By Category
Application Hosting
Collocation Hosting
Dedicated Servers
Domain Name Registration
Ecommerce Hosting
Free Web Hosting
Reseller Domain Name Registration
Reseller Hosting
Shared Web Hosting
Virtual Private Servers
By Function
Windows Web hosting
PHP Web Hosting
Mysql Web Hosting
ASP Web Hosting
MS SQL Server Web Hosting
Coldfusion Web Hosting
MS FrontPage Web Hosting
Ecommerce Web Hosting
Cheap/Discount Web Hosting
Personal Web Hosting
Domain Name Web Hosting
A-Z Listing
Enter web host domain:




News
You are here : Home » News

Fasthosts Faces Mail Server Error

By Hendry Matthew - October 22nd, 2007

UK-based Web hosting provider Fasthosts Internet (fasthosts.co.uk) recently encountered an error in an update to its mail server, permanently deleting some of its customers' emails.

According to reports, a human error during an update to Fasthosts' mail server housekeeping processes led to an undetermined number of its advanced POP3 mailboxes incurring a failure, resulting in a loss of stored emails. The company says the error has occurred on a small number of the advanced mailboxes, but the standard and Exchange mailboxes haven't been affected.

Fasthosts said that although approximately 50 percent of the emails were restorable through the company's backup, the other half were non-recoverable because the backup processes ran soon after the error, resulting in a permanent loss of files.



ARTICLES | NEWS | DIRECTORY | TOP REVIEWS| TOP RATINGS| FORUM | SEARCH | SHOWCASE | UPDATE A HOST
OUR EDITORS | CONTACT US | ADVERTISING | TERMS OF AGREEMENT
© Copyright 2006 , The Web Hosting Herald. All rights reserved.