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Fetch Mail Disabled
If you get an e-mail message from the Mail Service provider with the subject line, “username FETCH MAIL DISABLED. Mail fetch retrieval error”. That is a sign that the server transition has completed and you are now receiving e-mails at the new server exclusively. YOU MAY DISREGARD this message.
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External Mail Service
The Sayko.net internal mail system has been stopped. For the time being e-mails received will be rerouted to your respective external service providers. Please update the settings for your devices and e-mail clients.
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About the iOS 18.1.1 Update
If you are already running iOS 18, it is recommended that you update to the newest version of iOS 18.1.1. This update includes security patches that are critical.
Also, as our service winds down, the incompatibility between iOS 18 and Sayko.net is no longer relevant.
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Do NOT upgrade to iOS/iPadOS 18.0 – 18.1
Due to some bugs in the Mail app included in iOS 18.x, if you upgrade your devices to iOS/iPad OS 18.0 thru 18.1, you may not be able to retrieve any new messages using Apple’s Mail.app.
iOS/iPadOS 18.0 introduced a IMAP prefix bug that will not load the Inbox correctly.
iOS/iPadOS 18.0.1 introduced the IMAP IDLE-DONE bug that will make the server kick your device off prematurely before checking for the contents of the Inbox.
iOS/iPadOS 18.1 fixes the IMAP prefix bug, but continues to manifest the IDLE-DONE bug.
Symptom:
The Mail.app will show “Connecting…” for a long time but will not refresh the content of the Inbox, may or may not load read/unread flags, but will not load any new messages. It will also cease to load any old messages even if you scroll to the bottom. -
IMPORTANT!! In-house E-mail Service Sunset
The Sayko.net in-house e-mail Service is set to sunset in December 2, 2024. All users will lose connection to the server at that time and will no longer be able to send/receive/retrieve any of their Sayko.net e-mail stored on our servers. Please begin archiving important messages directly on your device by moving the messages to a folder under “On My Computer” or exporting them to another archival application. -
Please Backup Each and All Devices before Major Apple Updates
Apple is releasing major updates to Mac OS, iOS, iPad OS, Watch OS, and TV OS throughout the month of September. Each of these updates will bring new features and more security to your devices BUT also new bugs. Some of these updates may BREAK YOUR DEVICE. Please make a backup of each device and make sure of the integrity of those backups (i.e. they can be restored) BEFORE attempting any major OS updates. This is a good time to at least verify that automatic OS updates are TURNED OFF.
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FAKE Password Reset E-mail
Sayko.net users have been receiving fake e-mails to encourage them to reset their Sayko.net e-mail passwords purporting that they are expiring. This is a phishing scam! Do not click any links in these e-mails. If the Sayko.net administrator must change your password, you will be contacted in-person.
If you have clicked on the link or have gone through the process of entering your password into a fake website, notify ME immediately by phone!
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About iOS/iPad OS 16
For all users on iOS/iPad OS 15.x, our recommendation is to WAIT to upgrade to version 16.x until Apple releases a more refined version of the OS. Also for those users on legacy devices should keep in mind the extra battery usage associated with a new OS.
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About iOS/iPad OS 15.7
For all users on devices running iOS/iPad OS 15.x, please update to version 15.7 as it contains many bug fixes and security updates. This may be the last OS update for legacy devices.
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About iOS 15.4.1
Apple has released iOS 15.4.1. If you’re already on iOS 15, it is recommended that you update to this newest version of the iOS/iPad OS.
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