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This site uses a self-signed certificate for SSL encryption. Your browser may give a warning about it as untrusted, but it is recommended that you permanently accept the certificate. The GNO Consortium list server provides instructions for doing this in various browsers.

If, after following the above directions, you still experience problems (including an expired or mismatched certificate), please contact webmaster at taiga.ca.

The old mail and web server (tanana) has now been powered off. If you find that there is something on it that wasn't migrated and you absolutely need, contact us for assistance.

The January/February 2010 Migration Notes are still available.

During the migration there was a problem with the antispam filters in the spam score header check. The configuration was corrected but in order to make it take effect from your account, you must regenerate your filter.

The easiest way to do this is:

1. Log into Web Mail.
2. In the left pane, click on Mail --> Filters
3. In the main (center) pane, if your Spam Filter rule has a green checkmark to its right, click on the checkmark. This will disable the rule. It will turn to a red "X". (If it was already a red "X" then your Spam Filter rule was unaffected by this configuration error and you are done.)
4. Reenable the Spam Filter rule by clicking on the red "X". Your filter rules have now been updated with the corrected configuration.

Some people were reporting problems with their stand-alone mail clients after the migration. This may be due to the updated SSL certificates. You may need to remove the old SSL certificate from your email client's cache. The GNO Consortium provides information on how to remove obsolete SSL certificates.

In the interest of supporting clients (like Mac Mail) that seem to have problems with SMTP+TLS, SMTP+SSL is now permitted over the standard port (465/tcp).

Instructions have been added on how to configure your Mac Mail client.

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Last Updated: 04 May 2010

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