I am going to need to shut down my IMail (NT4.0) server for a couple
of hours or more to rearrange a server farm and switch frame (and
basically the entire TC). Should I have something in place to catch
incoming mail for my users boxes?
not really, since most mailserver try to send mail to
From: "Rich" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2000 04:36:50 -0700
Subject: [IMail Forum] Bracketed Email addresses in Lists
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've set up a listserv with Imail for a customer and he is using the web
interface to enter the user addresses. Each address he uses is
i have some new messages in my mailbox. I try to get them, and
somewhere after a few messages the connection aborts (hardware
fault, telephone line broken, something other).
Then i try it again, and the same messages already downloaded to my
computer are downloaded again!
yes, a known
I am a postmaster, and I'm doing antispam on the server by
inserting the
spam e-mail in kill file list.
I would like to know if it is possible to filter incoming
e-mails, in
order to decide which has to passand which not.
Thank you very much for your help.
Pasquale
Hello,
anyone can give me some tips or a workaround for my situation?
We have an Imail 5.08 running on Internet with a perm connection and some
other customer Mailhosts on it. We and also some of our customers have an
internal Exchange Server 5.5 running.
Nowadays we have the internal mails
Sifrael,
There's a software add-on from Microsoft for your Exchange Server to collect
POP3 mails from any external server and route them to their corresponding
Exchange mailboxes.
This subject has been covered before on this list. Check the list archives
(see link at the end of this mail).
Why
Hi,
I run Imail for a long time with no problems and now suddenly when someone tries to
send an email gets prompted for a password and can not authenticate.
If I stop the SMTP service and restart, it works ok for a few minutes and then the
same thing happens.
I'm running IMAIL 5.9. The control
I didnt even know Outlook could be used to read a hotmail mailbox
So how do you do it, what is the address of the server you enter when you
set up a new account in Outlook???
Rob
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of NetQuick Mail
Can someone please explain the srt files?
I thought they were created when someone did not log out but just left
and this would cause a mail screen to come up blank.
Therefore I recall reading here to delete the srt's to fix the problem of
fixing the blank mail screen.
dk
PS- Come by
Most likely a client problem! I'd delete the user account in Outlook, close
program and restart machine. Open Outlook, create user again and see if that
helps. If not, re-install Outlook, just to be sure and restart/try again.
Daniel Donnelly
Adam,
That is exactly as it is supposed to work. Either remove users, or add
forward to each user, to same address as nobody uses. ".,[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
(no "") in forward, will leave a copy in that users mailbox and send copy to
'address'.
Daniel Donnelly
Curtis,
If you change the 'Official Host Name' of the domain to walkerschools.org,
that would do what you want. If this is single/Primary domain, then also
need mods to \winnt\system32\drivers\etc\hosts file. This file should have:
127.0.0.1 Localhost
should also have:
X.Y.Z.1
Jerry,
Have heard that this may be helped by stopping all the IMail Services prior
to running the restore. Worth a try.
Daniel Donnelly
- Original Message -
From: "Jerry Murdock" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
From the Addenda in the Release Notes:
p. 225, The RegBack.exe utility does not accept the -r
option. The functionality to restore the registry
settings was purposefully removed. This section should
read as follows: "Regback.exe backs up the
SOFTWARE\Ipswitch\IMail registry key and
Thank you for your response.
Would I need to have my DNS authority change their MX record, or could it
remain mail.walkerschools.org?
Thanks!
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Daniel Donnelly
Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 10:20 AM
To:
You are welcome!
This is your current DNS data:
walkerschools.org.
168.11.208.10
nameserver = ns1.highertech.net.
nameserver = ns2.highertech.net.
nameserver = arrakis.chattanooga.net.
nameserver = ns2.chattanooga.net.
10, walkerschools.org.
mail.walkerschools.org.
Dave:
Great... at least I know it's not me.
What file are these release notes in? I don't see it in my relnotes.txt on
the CD or ntimsvc.txt in the imail dir.
Thanks,
Jerry
- Original Message -
From: "Dave MacMillan" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 17,
Dear listmembers,
I am new on the list. Just subscribed today.
I was trying to send files to my website located outside my organisation using
WS_FTP, thus going through a proxy, but did not succeed.
The intranet is quite new and they are still trying to configure the proxy.
I was also unable to
Thanks again...
I should have looked instead of trusting the company who handles that domain
authority. I asked for it to be set up as mail.walkerschools.org, but I
guess it's a good thing in this case that it is set up otherwise.
Off Topic By the way, does anyone know of any legal precedent
Actually the archive pointed to at the bottom of the list messages are not
maintained by us. I honestly think that the list server you get with IMail
is well worth the price you all are paying for it FREE. I would be curious
to hear what enhancements are looked for and what they would be worth to
When you create a rule to reject a
kak-infected mail to the spam box, is there a way to tell the sender that he is
infected or that his mail won't be received ?
Thanks.
--
Gabriel LEON
Startup Avenue
http://www.startupavenue.com
Eric:
This is a topic that has been covered ad naseum in the past. You can look
through the archives to read the posts regarding this subject, but there are
a whole slew of capabilities that IMail Listserv doesn't have that are
essential to a real listhost. I won;t bother to go in to them
I honestly think that the list server you get with IMail
is well worth the price you all are paying for it FREE. I would
be curious
to hear what enhancements are looked for and what they would be worth to
develop/add them.
Eric S
1. Bounce management
2. Bounce management
3. Bounce
Hi folks, I've been using the webmail for a while now, and I really love it
(especially those new KillerWebMail templates... damn good work Ron and all
the HKSI folks).
However, I'd like to make it such that people can just go to mail.domain.com
instead of http://domain.com:8383
I thought it
Eric,
Thank you for asking. There's a bunch of features which would be desirable.
I also contributed several features to the IMail wishlist, BUT... today, I'd
prefer a product which does a single job as good as possible. I don't see
any reason to "enhance" a product by adding features beyond
Non-sense. Lyris and Listserv are so incredibly over-priced that it's
shameful to even think about purchasing them. Imail fills an incredibly
important niche market... the part that the majority of operators--the small
guys--live and play. An updated and improved Listserv, integral to IMail is
I have a simple page set up on IIS at my domain.com box that redirects to
the 8383 address. It has a message to click here if not redirected, and I
have rarely seen the message for more than a second. I do not use IIS for
anything else on the Mail box except the redirect.
Maybe this will
If you configure imail web to use ports 80 and 443, you would not need IIS
at all...
-Original Message-
From: mike delp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 10:16 AM
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] How to not use http://domain.com:8383
However, I'd like to make it such that people can just go to mail.domain.com
instead of http://domain.com:8383
thought it should be an easy matter of setting up the DNS record
you need that at least to get people to the
webmail.domain.com
... ip address.
Once there, by default the browser
Or antoher thing you could do is to create a host-named based virtual host
in IIS that basically redirects to an index.html that is basically a frame
of the http://domain.com:8383, so they didn't have to type it in.
-Original Message-
From: Len Conrad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:
I'm testing a new revision to IMail's odbcuser.dll (Mike Nice's version),
which incorporates a cache buffer and event logging. It can also merge all
mail domains into a single database table. I noticed that just signing on
IMail's web interface requires about 10 repetitive SQL queries. I
Yep:
as long as it comes with enough documentation to use it :)
- Original Message -
From: "Steven Plautz" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 11:02 AM
Subject: [IMail Forum] odbcuser.dll
I'm testing a new revision to IMail's odbcuser.dll (Mike
I heard that some Imail servers are using Trendmicros antivirus to scan
incoming and outgoing mail on an Imail server.
Which Trendmicro product is used ?
How is it integrated?
Thanks
Mike Clemons
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
757.640.2481
GOODMAN infoNology services, L.L.C.
One Commercial Place
Actually the user@domain login is only for domains that are sans IP
addresses. If you can set up a virtual domain with an IP address your users
will connect to this particular IP and just log on as their userid.
Eric S
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What I did was take a spare IP address and create a webmail.mydomain.org web
site in IIS and tell it to redirect to the proper mail.mydomain.org:8383
address on the Home Directory tab in the sites preferences. Very similar to
what I believe has been described here by others (incl. Mike Delp).
We have assisted various organizations moving from "greedy" isp's to
usafter a few attempts to get any papers signed, a letter from our
attorney usually works to get things going.
Randy Armbrecht
Global Web Solutions, Inc.
(804) 346-5300
(877) 800-GLOBAL
- Original Message -
From:
I'm testing a new revision to IMail's odbcuser.dll (Mike Nice's version),
which incorporates a cache buffer and event logging.
yes
It can also merge all mail domains into a single database table.
whoa!!
I noticed that just signing on IMail's web interface requires about
10 repetitive SQL
On Tue, 17 Oct 2000 10:58:42 -0400, Newsletter wrote:
Hello List,
Is there a way to VRFY accounts in a mailing list before sending out the list? Is
there an
application that will verify accouns and remove dead accounts automatically? The list
is 34,000 and
growing.
Look at the Listmaster
Off Topic By the way, does anyone know of any legal precedent for
obtaining one's domain from an ISP?
Registrant:
Higher Technology Services (WALKERSCHOOLS-DOM)
745 East Mai
Chattanooga, TN 37408
USA
Domain Name: WALKERSCHOOLS.ORG
Administrative Contact, Technical
On 10/17/00 4:19 PM this was written:
Anyone willing to spend $99 for such a dll for IMail? Of course, I'm
willing to sell it off to IPSwitch for IMail v7 too.
I'm not sure I understand this... Are you saying you have Mike Nice's newest
revision of his dll and are offering it to us for $99
Not much you can do about it, the domain is their property.
Len
That's what I've been thinking. It was a mistake that could have been
prevented had someone been on staff that knew how to register a domain back
then. Oh well, I'm stuck with others mistakes and will keep trying. I
really don't
Len,
I am not sure how it works. All I know is that it
works via HTTP.
Scott
--
From: Len Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2000 02:58:20 +0200
hi Scott
HTTPmail is the protocol that Outlook Express uses
to
Definitely interested, I have been looking into doing a similar thing myself
(just caching), but I'm not really a C++ programmer.
Lot's of questions:
1. What sort of expiry does it do, how does it handle changes, i.e. if I
changed a users password in the SQL database table (not using
SRT files are those saved for the Web MSG 'Options/Preferences'. These files
may contain other information and/or duplicates of some of the data may be
stored in other places (registry/ext DB). Sorry, I've not seen or heard of
anything that describes all the data it might contain.
No, they are
I'm no attorney, but from what I've seen, they (the isp) cannot argue too
much if your tradename/trademark is the primary portion of the domain name.
Plus, it doesn't hurt when it's shown it was registered for your use.
trademark infractions are pretty clearly interpreted.
Randy Armbrecht
Simply open Outlook Express and click on tools and select new account. It
will take you through a menu to sign you up for a new HotMail account.
Kevin Childers
- Original Message -
From: "Robert Edgar" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 8:14 AM
Ah, perfect... this is exactly what I'm looking for.
As for the other answers and responses...
I am in fact running websites on that machine, so I do need IIS, imail's
just doesn't come close to cutting it for our needs. I do infact need to
redirect via IIS, otherwise it won't see it at all
Sounds like they are playing games with you. Perhaps your legal
department should review the original contract and see who actually owns the
domain name. We do hosting and in some cases this has helped to clarify the
rights to the domain name. Occasionally this has become an issue for
FYI Tucows has some programs for validating list addresses. The one
featured on their home page today say's it mimics a send attempt to the
address and then if it is accepted drops the connection with out sending any
message. I presume it either deletes of annotates and rejected addresses.
Hi,
I run a domain which happens to be used by people who speak either English
or Polish (sometimes only one of these, sometimes both), therefore I need to
provide them with a web interface which is either in Polish or English.
I thought that it might be a good idea to set up two domains (one
I just tried this with my OE client connecting to my Imail server - I got
some "not implemented" error code. A search on MS Technet for httpmail
brings back only Hotmail stuff, nothing on building your own httpmail
server...
Matt
-Original Message-
From: NetQuick Mail Administration
A good point, perhaps rather than adding to Imail they will spin off an List
program as a complimentary list server program to Imail. Products that try
to be everything to every user (ala Swiss Army Knives) tend to do all things
poorly. Our original software set up was one of those and it was
OE's HTTP account set-up is only a client side app for Hotmail.
Imail doesn't need this since it has a web interface. I know for a while
Hotmail was using a web interface for it's standard POP3 servers and there
was third party set-up that let you use a standard Email client to pull
I seem to remmber, about a month ago, someone posted a registry hack here
to increase the number of downloads IE can do at one time... can anyone point me
in the right direction?
dustin
Check to be sure you do not allow mail relay... some servers will deny mail
servers that do.
David Vaccaro
DLS Technologies, Inc.
www.dlstech.com
- Original Message -
From: "Brian Thomforde" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 16, 2000 8:42 AM
Subject: [IMail
We have imail installed on web server. we created
some vitual domain on it. all is working fine.
the problem is that users are getting multiple
copies of the same mail. this continues number of days.
i have one account which has nobody alias. we
download all the mails from this account and
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