We are experiencing the EXACT same thing that Ryan just mentioned since
Jan/Feb. Exact same header info, just happens to be a very bad situation when
your CIO is on the receiving end. It is hard to tell him that the fix to the
problem is logging in through the web interface.
Neil Olson
IT
I have a problem with a few users forwarding in Webmail. I
sent a test message very small no attachment and you can read it fine, but when
you click forward the message is blank, but you can create a new message and it
works fine.
Kyle
Imail 8.20 HF2
Classic Templates
What happens if you stop inserting the trailer from declude?
T
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Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 7:52 AM
To: IMail_Forum@list.ipswitch.com
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Blank e-mails
We are experiencing the
Check the user preferences. There is
an option about how to include the message when forwarding.
Travis
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Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 8:09 AM
To: IMail_Forum@list.ipswitch.com
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Everything looks correct. Forward
editing is set to Edit Original message, Forward Attachments is include
attachments.
I fixed it. The good old delete the
account and re-add it.
Thanks
Kyle
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Actually the option
is in 'Forward Editing' and when set to 'Edit original...', it includes the
message and when set to 'Don't edit...', it does not include the
message.
Daniel
Donnelly
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Hi All!
I was recently trying to set up a session with webex.com and I kept
getting message from IMail saying the confirmation email webex.com sent
me had a virus. I checked with the webex people and the tech support
said that it was because the email included an ICS file which is some
sort
Another thing to look for down the
road. Check your /imail/spool/web directory and remove any orphaned files
older than a day or so.
Later,
T
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I took out the trailer yesterday so I guess we will see what happens.
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What
I have had this exact problem on setup of a webex meeting. No resolution on
my side though, I put it on the back burner.
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Hi all,
When installing Imail 7.1 on a new server, I chose a different host name
(so as not to conflict with the production mail server) and broke my
Declude license. [They were kind enough to issue a replacement
license.] Now, for other reasons, I'm wishing I had never changed the
host
Hi,
I run Imail server 8.0 and would like to upgrade it to
8.2. I would like to know if anyone had any issues with the upgrade I need to
be aware of. I am pretty new to this forum and if this has been discussed
please someone point me to the link
Regards,
Ajay Kulkarni,
Okay, here's the scenario:
I want to run IIS SMTP as a gateway for Imail. The trick is that they are
both on the same server. I understand that they both need to be on
different ports. I'm doing this because of a third party application I'm
running. I tried configuring the IIS SMTP to
This should help as we have seen the plain text trailer will break some
types of encoded messages
Eric S
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From: Travis Rabe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 11:08 AM
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Blank e-mails
What
I want to run IIS SMTP as a gateway for Imail.
Inbound AND outbound? Yep, that can be done.
The trick is that they are both on the same server. I understand
that they both need to be on different ports.
True indeed.
I'm doing this because of a third party application I'm running.
You need to run either IIS SMTP or IMail on a different port. You can't
have two SMTP services running on the same IP/port combo. My guess is you
would want to run IIS SMTP on port 25 and IMail on a different port.
Darin.
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From: Scott Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Very nice. Thank you, I appreciate your help.
Thx,
D.
At 02:16 PM 5/26/2005, you wrote:
http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2822.htmlRFChttp://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2822.html
2822 seems to say both are optional, but I'm not clear on the
differences, so I have two questions...
The
Okay, I understand how to set the IIS SMTP to forward incoming mail to
[127.0.0.1], however how do I get it to send to port 26 instead of port 25?
The MS help doesn't help.
Scott Smith
Network Administrator
248.489.1999
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Westside Detroit Reprographics
An ARC Company
I've already had them both running together for almost two years now.
However, I've never need them to talk to each other until now. I guess the
trouble I'm running into is that I don't know how to get IIS SMTP to forward
mail to a port other than 25 (I can see where I need to enter the IP
Okay, I understand how to set the IIS SMTP to forward incoming mail
to [127.0.0.1], however how do I get it to send to port 26 instead
of port 25? The MS help doesn't help.
Virtual Server Properties-Delivery-Outbound Connection.
Yes, this outbound port applies to that entire virtual
Interesting. You can specify it in Exchange SMTP, but I can't find any info
on doing it with IIS. Is it a viable option to run IIS on a different port
and IMail on port 25?
Darin.
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Sent: Friday,
Yes, IIS SMTP can be run on a different port than Imail - I've had IIS SMTP
running on port 26 for quite a while now. I just can't figure out how to
get IIS SMTP to forward to localhost on a port different from 25.
Scott Smith
Network Administrator
248.489.1999
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Westside
Yes, IIS SMTP can be run on a different port than Imail - I've had IIS SMTP
running on port 26 for quite a while now. I just can't figure out how to
get IIS SMTP to forward to localhost on a port different from 25.
Darin was wondering if you could _switch_ the ports. But you don't
need to
I am not familiar with IIS SMTP configuration, but maybe I am right about
that Scott's problem is how to configure IIS SMTP Server service as an SMTP
Gateway?? Because he doesn't seem to find the option for outbound SMTP
port. Maybe the service is not even configured as a gateway but a plain
Maybe the service is not even configured as a gateway but a plain
vanilla SMTP server?
There is no difference between the two. It is simply a matter of
configuring which remote domains are permitted for unauthenticated
relay, and how to get to them, as with any MTA.
just trying
Oh, so you're not running either IIS SMTP or IMail on port 25? In any case,
Sandy already pointed out that there is a setting to configure the outbound
port.
Darin.
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From: Scott Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: IMail_Forum@list.ipswitch.com
Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005
Hi All,
I've been running iMail, IIS, DNS all on the same box for some time now.
I'd like to move out to task specific servers. I've just started a separate
webserver for IIS. Currently iMail DNS are on the same box but I will be
separating them next week. My question is now that our IIS
For example http://www.example.com:8383 just gives an error and
times out. What is the work around for this issue? What entry can I
put in DNS so it knows anything requesting port 8383 go to the Imail
server.
DNS does not support port numbers, by definition.
You can set up a
On Friday, May 27, 2005, 18:33:38, list wrote:
I've been running iMail, IIS, DNS all on the same box for some time now.
I'd like to move out to task specific servers. I've just started a separate
webserver for IIS. Currently iMail DNS are on the same box but I will be
separating them next
I just put our imail server behind a hardware firewall - Firebox.
(previously was only using a software firewall on the server)
The imail server only has an internal IP now.
The firebox is forwarding smtp pop to it. This is working fine.
The old imail external IP is now an alias on the firebox. I
Thanks Sandy, is this possible with multiple domain names?
-jon
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From: Sanford Whiteman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: list IMail_Forum@list.ipswitch.com
Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 6:48 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Web Server Imail Server two different physical
servers
I've been running iMail, IIS, DNS all on the same box for some time now.
I'd like to move out to task specific servers. I've just started a
separate webserver for IIS. Currently iMail DNS are on the same box but
I will be separating them next week. My question is now that our IIS
domains
I realized though that I should probably change DNS for my mail
server to the real external IP of the firebox.
DNS MX - DNS A - IP that's world-reachable.
How else could you get mail?
Is there anything else I need to do or am I ok...RFC compliant and
all?
Go to www.dnsreports.com
On Friday, May 27, 2005, 18:48:47, Sanford Whiteman wrote:
For example http://www.example.com:8383 just gives an error and
times out. What is the work around for this issue? What entry can I
put in DNS so it knows anything requesting port 8383 go to the Imail
server.
DNS does not
Not that it helps him any :-)
Nope, since the days of _smtp._tcp SRV records being used in place of
MX are. . . never to come?
--Sandy
Sanford Whiteman, Chief Technologist
Broadleaf Systems, a division of
Cypress Integrated Systems, Inc.
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