I was alerted by a colleague today that blackholes.us, which went out of business a couple of years ago, is now returning all IP addresses back as spam. To be fair, blackholes.us isn’t doing anything! It’s the company that now … Continue reading →
Novell Knowledge Partners Program? What’s that, you ask? Well, for those of you who have known me many years, you will remember that I have been what was called a “Sysop” on the Novell Support Forums for about 13 years … Continue reading →
Now that GroupWise 8.01 has shipped and is “out in the wild” so to speak, a couple of issues have cropped up that we are adding to the errata pages for our GroupWise 8 Upgrade Guide and our Moving GroupWise … Continue reading →
As a follow-up to yesterday’s blog entry, in a somewhat stunning reversal, Novell has announced that it is changing its policy (that is technically unannounced at this point, but had been outed in a Novell Community Chat post on September … Continue reading →
Last week, Novell sent an email to its partners that has suddenly become a HUGE source of traffic on Novell’s Community Chat forum, as well as various mailing lists such as the NGWList, TTP, etc. The text of this email … Continue reading →
As we mentioned to you last month, the Caledonia Guide to Moving GroupWise was due out the first week of September. Well, here it is, September 7, and we’re ready to ship! I thank all of you who have pushed … Continue reading →
Mac users rejoice! If you are anything like me (and I suspect you all are!), then you get very annoyed with a certain feature of the GroupWise 8 Mac Notify program. When you receive a notification on the Mac, and … Continue reading →
I’ve been working non-stop on our new book, The Caledonia Guide to Moving Groupwise. It seems like these are some of the biggest questions I see over and over: “How do I move my GWIA to a new server?” “How … Continue reading →
Novell has a great offer for exiting GroupWise 8 sites, and sites upgrading from prior versions. Get Teaming 2 for $1 per seat. The offer requires that you purchase maintenance for the licenses for one year, but is still a … Continue reading →
Today McAfee released it’s quarterly threat report wherein it reports that spam is up 80% from last quarter. This brings the spam percentage of all email to 92% by their estimation. I liked the line in the report that says … Continue reading →