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We know; that's why we refresh our download of members from time to time. Not in this case. In his Profile is D/N was "A" but according to the Activity Log had had changed it to "B". There was a clear

A person can change their D/N at any time, so that's not the best thing to use for any type of registration.? To me, it sounds like he changed it, but didn't report it to you for your records. Duane

The Group I moderate uses members' Display Names (and other things) to enable members to download technical documents from an Archive hosted completely separately from Groups.io. Members are required

Yvette, I guess. I'm glad the person actually got the email so that I don't have to One thing you don't know is whether the email service delivered it to the person's Inbox or Spam folder (or even

Thank you all for your responses.? It is clearer now.? I did send a direct email last week since we hadn't heard a response (which corresponds to the Dec 5th date shown) but have had no response to

Yes, the mail I was looking at was from a non-member. It and what you said makes sense. We use that address for new member requests. They must send an introduction about themselves before they are

Jim, The Subject text in the log is a link to the stored message, but only if the message was from a member of the group. I don't recall at the moment whether storing the content from non-members was

Thank you, Shai. Yes, now I see that in our group, it looks like incoming messages to [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> are logged as activity, but the content is not store under the

Jim, They can be found in the group's Activity log; select "Message to +owner" as the Action then click Search. They are also stored in the "+Owner Messages" tab of each sending member's entry in the

Hi, Do emails [email protected]?get archived on the site or are they only forwarded to owners but aren't stored? I'm currently looking for them on the site on a mobile phones.? Thanks, Jim

Yvette, The most important part of the message is "Successful Delivery" - the subscriber's mail service accepted the message.? The details are interesting but of no real concern as the message has

Yvette, Response In computer terms a queue does not imply a human-perceptible delay. More to the point, a code beginning with 2 means success, no further intervention is required. The statement

This means that outlook accepted the email from your group and has queued it for delivery to the person.? How long it's held is anyone's guess.? If the inbox were full, it would be a different code

I apologize if this seems too basic to most, but I don't understand what the response line is actually telling me because I don't understand the codes listed.? I am just wondering about this message

Paul, we get a 505 error when trying to invite 970541xxxx@... to Others have had problems using email-to-text gateways with Groups.io. I don't know if they were able to resolve the problems.

we get a 505 error when trying to invite??970541xxxx@...? to support email to text.? Only a problem with T-Mobile.? Att and verison as well as many others work fine.? Only T-Mobile is a

OK, and the information there looks good and presented well. Help links that are temporary are sort of a 'moving target' - that makes them problematic to include in a Member Notices message, which can

Janie, Disappointed upon searching that PM's don't exist in the IO Groups, right? Members can initiate PM's to other members via the group's Directory - if the Directory is enabled in the group and if

Thanks Toby! I will look into that.

Received from Michael Pavan at 12/11/2018 09:20 PM UTC: My testing reveals that the cookie created by clicking a "login link" does indeed expire in 30 days, BUT it is renewed for 30 days upon each new