All systems are operational
Maintenance
Scheduled US IMAP email server downtime

On 26 August 2026 at between 11:00 am and 4:00 pm US/Pacific time our network team will be performing infrastructure maintenance. During this 5-hour window, network connectivity to one of our US IMAP/POP3 email servers will be interrupted for up to 1 hour.

As a result, some customer mailboxes will be unavailable for up to 1 hour during the network interruption. Customers who will be impacted by the interruption have been emailed directly.

No incoming mail will be lost during the interruption. Mail that arrives during the interruption will be deferred and delivered once connectivity to the mail server is restored.

Email forwarding and SMTP services will not be affected, however messages sent via SMTP during the interruption will not be stored as sent mail in IMAP folders on the server.

We'll update our status page at http://status.opalstack.com/ at the beginning of the maintenance window. To be informed of system status updates automatically please subscribe at https://status.opalstack.com/subscribe.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding this maintenance then please contact the Opalstack support team.

Past Incidents

18th April 2024

No incidents reported

17th April 2024

Mail forwarding issue (now resolved)

At around 16:15 UTC on 16 April 2024 a configuration update was deployed to our forwarding mail servers. The update inadvertently included some old configuration that we used when we initially rolled out SRS mail forwarding a few months ago. As a result of this error some mail sent to customer forwarding addresses may have been bounced back to the sender.

The configuration has been corrected today 17 April 2024 as of 19:05 UTC and the old configuration has been purged from our management systems to prevent this from occurring again.

16th April 2024

No incidents reported

15th April 2024

No incidents reported

14th April 2024

No incidents reported

13th April 2024

No incidents reported

12th April 2024

No incidents reported