> I would suggest not letting your users use usernames with hyphens at ALL.
Didn't think of that. That would definitely be better. I kept trying to
filter out the words "Draft" and "Sent". Duh.
>... but just because you can play in the street, doesn't mean you should.
My MIDDLE name is Dange
> is it possible to have the opportunity to replace some special text,
> in the body of a mail sent in a mailing list, by some special
> "variables" such as the rcpt email, or to process messages before
> they are sent with a plug in or a specific dll ?
Yes, Program Aliases can be
Same here, but if I may point out a bit of a problem externally. I have a
friend who uses [EMAIL PROTECTED] (it was an annual military exercise
we both used to participate in, shame on you for thinking other wise) to
which he receives a lot of email that is actually intended for
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Finally, I win an award (smile)!
Yeah, I guess I'm going to have to work with our customers to get rid of the
periods and set similar rules as yours. One question, any problems with
"_"? I have quite a few that use that and haven't seen any problems (boy,
am I asking for it with that statement
Norman,
I was just posted a remark about "mailing a draft to save it in the draft
folder". The issue I ran into is similar as follows:
Set a forward on an account. Edit a draft message and click save... The
draft message is not saved in the draft folder as "expected". Instead it is
sent to the f
Award Granted. :-)
I don't allow punctuation at all in usernames, but I know a lot of servers
do, so I figured I'd throw that in there as possibly a good alternative to
the hyphen for you.
My local rules are: 3-30 characters, all lower case, can contain numbers
but must start with a letter, no
tnx _M,
rick
Madscientist wrote:
> We use this. Imail creates a temporary file that contains the entire
> message and then passes that as a parameter to the program.
> _M
>
> | -Original Message-
> | From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> | [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Rick Leske
> | Se
This brings up another question -- I've had intermittent problems with email
names that have periods in them when the user accesses iMail via the Web
interface. And, sometimes, even with Outlook 2K. The weird part is that it
doesn't ALWAYS happen. But, sometimes the account is suddenly not
avai
Hi Norman,
I would suggest not letting your users use usernames with hyphens at ALL.
According to the Imail Help file, it IS allowed...
"The user ID must be unique for this mail host. It must be between 3 and 30
characters and cannot contain spaces. You can use hyphen, but you should be
aware tha
FYI,
There seems to be a small typo in the Help File.
Filename: cs_TableC.html
Lines: 342-343
Original text:
Displaying
Messages Headers
Should read:
Displaying Messages Headers
<0.02>
BTW, just another suggestion. If you could paramatrize (is that a word?)
"IMAIL Web Messaging" in
This may have been covered already, I've found a couple of references to
this in the KB. However, I haven't found any mention of this being a
security problem. So, in the interest of protecting others with the same
setup out there, here goes...
I just realized that when I save a draft message th
Assuming your mail server is at 10.0.0.1
in domain1.com's zone file:
mailIN A 10.0.0.1
in domain2.com's zone file:
mailIN A 10.0.0.1
If a browser types in "http://mail.domain1.com";, he will go to the web
server located at 10.0.0.1, sending the host header in
Hmmm,
287 minutes is close to 300 minutes. Are you in the Eastern Time Zone? Are
you seeing the difference between EST and GMT?
Mike
- Original Message -
From: "Christopher Ulrich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 10:01 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Foru
>ah, finally, a little practical sense in this thread. DROP CNAME's, use A
>records everywhere.
>
>Len
I can't do that because we have to display slightly different content to different
users and the only way we can distinguish the user is by what address they typed in.
If we use A records i
That's what I thought, but I've been experimenting in Cold Fusion and I'm
not getting the right date
The number seems to be off by approximately 287 minutes.
To get the right result (within a few seconds), I used:
/// Add this
number of seconds to Midnight, 1/1/70
/// This subtracts 287
What I can say is this... I have tried and seen it tried... And it
typically fails. The user wants to drag their graph, word content,
etc... Into their email, cut and paste seemlessly, have their status
reports show up in nice pretty navigable graphs in an email... They do
not want to open this a
Guys I need your help on win 2K server terminal service
I have about 6 people who need an accesses to Microsoft word and a folder to
save their work. The question is how can just to Microsoft word and the
assigned folder (prevent them from seen the entire C drive and the network)?
Please visit h
>Ok .. so here is what I need to do .. I need to run two mail servers
>with a MX of 10 and 20 for failover ..
That is easy. In DNS, have the MX records with preferences of 10 and
20. The preference of 10 acts as the primary mailserver, the preference of
20 acts as a backup. You're done.
>h
Hi,
is it possible to have the opportunity to replace some special text, in the
body of a mail sent in a mailing list,
by some special "variables" such as the rcpt email, or to process messages
before they are sent with a plug in
or a specific dll ?
thank you
Yannick Simon
RueDuCommerce
CTO
On 09:08 4/6/2002 -0500, it would appear that Madscientist wrote:
>I can tell that what you stripped was a really good flame and I
>appreciate your effort. Sorry to spark that, but here's the counterpoint
>to your argument: "no legitimate user really needs HTML email"...
>
>We have many corporate
We use this. Imail creates a temporary file that contains the entire
message and then passes that as a parameter to the program.
_M
| -Original Message-
| From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Rick Leske
| Sent: Saturday, April 06, 2002 12:10 AM
| To: [EMAIL P
I can tell that what you stripped was a really good flame and I
appreciate your effort. Sorry to spark that, but here's the counterpoint
to your argument: "no legitimate user really needs HTML email"...
We have many corporate users who now regularly rely on HTML formatted
reports, analysis, and p
We use declude pro (spam & virus), McAffee as the virus scanner, and a
little help from Message Sniffer (www.sortmonster.com). Great results
all around!
_M
| -Original Message-
| From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of J.R. Dobyns
| Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002
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