Hi all. I have tried to send Brad some photos to up load. I have a bigpond email address.
I keep getting the message Delivery Failure. I have even reduced the file size. They are being rejected because it would exceed the quota for the mail box.
Does anyone know if it is my mailbox or Vintage Radio mail box?
I have not had the problem before. Went down to local Telstra shop and they were completely useless as usual.
Regards Jimb.

Does the failure message give any more detail? Often there's a secondary message saying inbox full, or similar.

It's my crappy new mailbox. On my old self-hosted mail server I had an unlimited box size but since I have shifted back to a commercial webhost, the usual limits apply unfortunately. I've also been busy at work as my boss is away and that leaves me doing two jobs.

To confirm, I do have three e-mails from you and will try to get the images up tonight when I get home. If this isn't possible I'll take the laptop to work tomorrow and upload them during my brekky break. I apologise for the delay - normally it doesn't take this long.

Any chance of moving forward with the earlier plan of allowing us to upload our own images?

Hello Brad.
None of them are all that important any relating to the Collaro Turn table can be skipped as I have repaired it.
You are busy enough coping with work. I was mainly concerned my email had a problem.
Kind regards Jim.

GTC,

That project stalled in the water in the middle of the 500 Error crisis last year. It'll get a revisit soon but I can't promise exactly when. Aside from finding the time, I need to try and track where I left off.

Jim,

I've also cleaned up the Inbox a bit to make more room on the mail server. I might look at a disc space upgrade, if the webhost offers one. Their standard limitations are a bit on the 1999 side of things.

Hi Brad.
Thank you for all your help and support.
If it comes down to cost I am sure a lot of forum members including me would be glad to toss in a few dollars to help out the cause. I am sure there must already be running expenses involved in keeping this going, apart from the time you put in.
Regards Jimb.

Thanks, Brad.