Chris Raveane wrote:
>
> Does anyone else use [EMAIL PROTECTED] for usernames on POP accounts ? Imail
> dosen't seem to like it. Is there a workaround as changing all our existing
> users to [EMAIL PROTECTED] is scaring me into considering driving a garbage
> truck for a living ...
>
Yup, we do. On a 'standard' installation, the domain portion of the e-mail
addresses is set to the "official host name" of the server where iMail is
running. For us, that's 'mail.cves.org'. In iMail administrator, click on the
virtual host for your mail server. You'll see a text box labled 'aliases'. For
us, I put in 'cves.org'. This makes the email address '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
synonomous with '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'.
Also in administrator, in the USERS folder, you can set the 'reply to' domain
for all the users (this also defaults to the host name).
Hope this helps.
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