My current one has decided they're no longer going to allow email aliases. I have lots of aliases. They all redirect to my primary email. This means that if I need to register at www.buylotsofacestuff.com I can give them buylotsofacestuff@mydomain.com, and if they get hacked or sell my email I can shut it off easily.
So... I need somewhere that'll let me have email aliases, has POP3 or IMAP support and SMTP, and a moderate amount of web space that I can FTP into to chuck pictures into, and hotlink them back into forums and so on.
I don't think that's an unreasonable list. Ideally under £6 a month.
Suggestions most welcome.
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Hosting is by Dreamhost.
Studio: https://www.voltperoctave.com
Music: https://www.euclideancircuits.com
Me: https://www.jamesrichmond.com
I use them to host two sites. Very reasonable fees, and great service. They are constantly improving the back end/servers, and are wholly UK-based.
I will give them a shout today and check.
I now have a really, really trivial HTML question. I think.
Is there an obvious way to have the site's main page (index.html if I remember correctly) just have a single image that auto-scales to the window's resolution without faff? I've not written any HTML in a decade or more, and I doubt that Visual Basic For Applications has the answer.
The original is an SVG - I made a PNG out of it. I wonder if I've got the original still.
More details here: https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_rwd_images.asp
In other news the current host has a "solution". All I have to do is, for each of the 386 aliases I currently have, make a new mailbox, and put a filter in that redirects from that mailbox to my main one. Probably only 5 minutes' work per alias, which works out to 4 days of 8 hours a day.
Oh, and I'll need to upgrade my hosting as the current package only allows 100 mailboxes.
And I'll need to go into all of those mailboxes regularly to clear out the emails as they won't auto-delete, so eventually they'll fill up and then the mail stops.
Technical genius there.