Pretty nice idea indeed; I'll give a try.
Thanks.
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gt; integrated into my company management/hours/tasks system. It's definitely
> a
> great platform and worth a look.
>
> -mark
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Money Pit [mailto:websitema...@gmail.com]
> Sent: Monday, September 02, 2013 5:53 PM
> To: cf-talk
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September 02, 2013 5:53 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: database driven mail server
I rolled my own solution with CF coupled to Smartermail's support of
Plus-addressing. If you aren't familar with it, its pretty powerful.
Lets say my email is u...@domain.com. I send mail with CF as us
I rolled my own solution with CF coupled to Smartermail's support of
Plus-addressing. If you aren't familar with it, its pretty powerful.
Lets say my email is u...@domain.com. I send mail with CF as usual and set
CFMAIL's FailTo parameter to 'failedmail+1...@domain.com', where 1234 is
the prim
>>If you just want better reporting for SMTP to track bounces, rejections,
failures etc,
Yes, this is mostly what I'm looking for.
>>but the anti-spam is basic content filtering,
DNSBL etc, there is no Bayesian engine ,
Anti-spam is not a problem, I'm fondamentally opposed to anti-spam systems
We parse bounces and returns using Boogie Tools and love it.
http://www.boogietools.com/
Craig
From: "Russ Michaels"
Sent: Monday, September 02, 2013 9:45 AM
To: "cf-talk"
Subject: Re: database driven mail server
Claude,
it rath
>>For our marketing messages, we use Marketo.
We don't send marketing messages and I'm not looking for a third party solution.
We offer a complete Content management and email system, with SMTP and POP
servers.
I want to be able to control both of them more precisely.
When I get a call like "I'
Claude,
it rather depends what else you want out of the mail server.
If you just want better reporting for SMTP to track bounces, rejections,
failures etc, then you only need to change the SMTP server and you could
keep MailEnable for incoming mail if you are happy with it.
I have used HmailServe
If you are looking to not reinvent the wheel...
For our marketing messages, we use Marketo. Their reporting has stuff like
bounce, open rates and some other details. I don't believe Marketo has an
smtp relay, you basically maintain email lists in their console and render
messages from there. Also
Claude,
I was thinking that @mail (or atmail?) has MySQL based logs - but I could be
mistaken. The data is definitely stored in mysql however. There may be a
plugin for Zimbra that handles logs via ODBC.
2 cents - make sure you tell your users that the information they are
looking for is heavil
Hi,
I'm presently using MailEnable on my server. It's a good program, but I need to
build a system
to follow up messages.
My customers (associations) send messages to their members and some messages do
not go through for many reasons.
They need to have confirmations and reasons of failures.
The
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