When I use IE, it does only work if an object is in the host list. If it is emtpy, it does not work.
That is correct. Perhaps this should be a classified as a FEATURE instead of a BUG. However, it's not like the system checks to see if the host in question will accept emails for the domain named.
There should be some feedback from pressing the [Apply] button. Plainly, the Astaro "knows" that it doesn't have all of the information it needs. It may even know it needs a host.
That is correct. Perhaps this should be a classified as a FEATURE instead of a BUG. However, it's not like the system checks to see if the host in question will accept emails for the domain named.
There should be some feedback from pressing the [Apply] button. Plainly, the Astaro "knows" that it doesn't have all of the information it needs. It may even know it needs a host.
Cheers - Bob
i check with IE 8 and with object which is in defination (host ?) list stills its not working
That is correct. Perhaps this should be a classified as a FEATURE instead of a BUG. However, it's not like the system checks to see if the host in question will accept emails for the domain named.
There should be some feedback from pressing the [Apply] button. Plainly, the Astaro "knows" that it doesn't have all of the information it needs. It may even know it needs a host.
Cheers - Bob
i check with IE 8 and with object which is in defination (host ?) list stills its not working
Right. Dominic's implication is that there's not a bug because nothing should happen if there's no host defined. I disagree. The system should provide an error message.
[Bob climbs back up on his soapbox] This is another situation where programmers think there's no problem, but admins are made uncomfortable. The admins are the customers, so they are right. Ganz einfach.
