On 3/01/2012 9:43 PM, Peter J. Farrell wrote:
Kym Kovan said the following on 01/03/2012 04:40 AM:
I have sent off-list the code we use in our iMS mail server, a full
IP banning engine.
Very interest, is this open-source? If not, you should considering
sharing this application with the world. I'm more than willing to
provide advice about license, hosting, etc. (and I'm sure there are
others here interested).
If only it was Open Source. iMS was well used years back, a commercial
product from CoolFusion that seem to have vanished. It was just a set of
bare mail protocol Windows services that called cfml code for the
"brains". In our case our mail server died just a year ago and we had to
move to something else as iMS has a license engine that won't let you
move servers so we were no longer able to use it :-(
I have a nice set of code for the mail server itself and a management
website and I have never found another mail server that was as versatile
as the iMS/cfml combination. Anyone is welcome to the code but its not
much good on its own...
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