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Apple's MobileMe has a wobble

Users hunt for mail server, answers

MobileMe users are having trouble finding their mail server this morning, though as ever with Apple the scale of the problem remains obscure.

Several Reg readers have reported problems accessing MobileMe's email service, with both the web and IMAP access giving error messages. However, others (including Vultures here in the office) are having no such issues, so the scale of the problem is hard to judge.

MobileMe is scheduled for some maintenance at six tomorrow morning (22.00 PDT), with some problems expected but normal service scheduled to resume half an hour later. Whether that's relevant or not we don't know: we've asked Apple but aren't holding our breath for a response.

So if you're waiting for a response from someone with a MobileMe account then it's probably not their fault they've not got back to you, and if you're the one with a MobileMe account then just relax for now in the confidence that you can always blame Apple. ®

Me.

Me, me me. That's all I ever worry about.

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Normal service?

Is that from HitchhikersGuide to the Galaxy?

"we apologise for the inconvenience"

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System Status

MobileMe Mail

<1% of MobileMe members may be unable to access MobileMe Mail. Normal service will be restored ASAP. We apologize for any inconvenience.

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Anonymous Coward

I have had problems for months . . .

Every so often I see the error icon in my eMail Client pop up and when I check it's usually Server Connection Errors. And that has been happening for months. Many months.

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Never Mind Mobile Me....

The Apple TV servers have been broken for about 8 days, for most people this means they can't upgrade, for many it means they can't restore their bricked units.

I'm surprised el reg hasn't picked up on this, hundreds of pee'd off people here!

https://discussions.apple.com/message/15510333#15510333

MM

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