I guess i should put my 2c in:
We have a small 30,000 user NT mail server, and with the latest patches
and fixes.. Webmail goes down atleast 1 time per week, and if you use
the nice monitor to monitor it, it will take 100% of the CPU because it
if it doesn't receive a message back in time it will think the service
has died and tried to restart it. Of course IMHO, unix is much more of a
better platform to run a mail server on.
Adrian Henderson wrote:
> I'd like to add the fact that it is just plain hit or miss with attachments
> too. Its terribly annoying and is causing me a lot of grief.
>
>
>
>> -----Original Message-----
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>> Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 2:07 PM
>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject: [IMail Forum] WebMail woes
>>
>>
>> OK, I've had it. I am at the point of calling it quits with IMAIL
>> due to the
>> fact that we have had little or no support on the webmail portion of the
>> software. We have patched, and patched, yet the problems
>> continue. For years
>> I have struggled with the "proprietary" web server, the "custom" tags, the
>> random shutdowns, and the inability of Ipswitch to get a clue about this
>> whole web application idea. And did I mention the random shutdowns? These
>> guys have built a great email application, they just can't build a web
>> server, and they should stop trying. Enough is enough. I am now shopping
>> for a new mail server. Preferably one that does not include its own
>> "special" web server. If anyone has any suggestions they would be much
>> appreciated.
>>
>> To Ipswitch: get a programmer that can write some VB code and create some
>> DLLs that those of us who use Microsoft's Web Server can use. I
>> am sure that
>> the web server development team over there at Microsoft have
>> built a pretty
>> decent web server. It would make life so very much better to have
>> our email
>> accessible via that web server. Then we could integrate all of
>> our other web
>> apps with our email app, instead of it looking, and acting, like an
>> afterthought.
>>
>> To the rest of the list: I have certainly enjoyed your contributions.
>>
>>
>> Rusty Nations
>> Virtual Web Servers
>> Savannah, GA
>> 912-525-2500
>>
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