Been working with a client for whom we host email using IMail 8. We normally
add the IP block of their location to the 'Relay For' list for SMTP access,
but they are scattered all over the country and there are too many IPs to
keep adding.
I understand that we can set them up for SMTP Auth instead
You can do it with ASP scripting if you run an MS server.
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From: Kami Razvan
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Sent: Friday, January 02, 2004 1:34 PM
Subject: [IMail Forum] Off topic- send HTML page?
Hi;
Sorry to ask an off-topic question but this group is perhaps the most
know
This list will fry your mind... first they tout the new anti-Spam features
of IMail until you buy it. Then they quickly switch to selling you
another product this is not the IMail list its the IMail/Declude
list research the archives if you aren't convinced.
Reminds me of the old Marx
Is this true? We have been using ODBC with IMail version 6 and now version
8, and if there is a way to improve ODBC connections I would really like to
know.
Could someone at IMail confirm this please?
>If you are using ODBC connections ipswitch had a registry entry that would
allow multiple conne
We want to monitor how long it has been since a user last checked their
email. Can't we just use the last modified date of the LASTLOG.IN file?
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RE: [IMail Forum] Message count per folderIs that available by command line
or script?
>Under the Imail admin view, select the domain you want to query. Open the
users view, goto the directory tab and it will tell you how >many messages
are there. I'm not sure where it stores this vaule elsewhere.
Is there an easy way to detect how many messages are in a user's folders?
I would like to use an ASP script or something similar to collect the count
and pass it on to my web pages.
Anyone know how to do this?
TIA
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Is there an easy way to detect how many messages are in a user's folders?
Here is what I'd like to do:
We currently use the IMail SPAM filering to sort suspected SPAM into a SPAM
folder for each user. All our users download with Outlook Express, so they
never see the SPAM folder unless they login
Did you fix him? NO.
Did I try to help? YES.
Not every config is as easy as another, and my advice was very good: start
with a simple setup and then move it out one step at a time. Simply breaking
problems down into smaller portions to solve. I did NOT recommend he leave
it there, just simplify t
Just FYI - ODBC is a real pain to configure if the database is not on the
same machine, getting the permissions right is almost impossible... I had a
couple machines I never could make the connection on. Try moving the
database to the machine you are setting up ODBC on and get it working there,
the
I noticed in this thread that some admins use BLOCK and some use NUL, which
I believe deletes the email. Is there a difference in these two options, and
if so is one less processor overhead or use less resources than the other?
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Just for the record, we bought our IMail 8 upgrade from CDW and had it in
two days, ready to install. I don;t remember if it came by UPS or FedEx, but
it had the key we needed to download and install v8 from IPswitch website,
and saved us some $$ too.
I think I'd request a new CDW rep. Maybe call
How do you delete mail 7 days old, can that be automated in the system
somehow?
>I have been watching this thread with interest.
>We implemented a policy that said...
>Email stored on the server that is older than 30 days will be deleted
>And
>Email in your SPAM folder will be deleted after 7 d
Awesome, that worked! How did you find that?
> I had the same thing happen to me when I upgraded. In the Host Alias of
> each domain enter www.yourdomainname.com. This cleared it up for me.
>
> Mike
>
> At 06:42 AM 6/30/2003 -0500, you wrote:
> >Just did the upgrade to v8.0, shut off all SPAM co
Just did the upgrade to v8.0, shut off all SPAM control and everything seems
to be fine except Web Mail.
There are several domains on this server, each has its own IP address and a
custom WEB folder in each domain mail folder, I'll call them domain1.com,
domain2.com etc for this discussion.
When
So to install with no spam control, we need to turn off statistical
filtering, and no spam processing takes place, is that right?
Trying to avoid having customers missing anything when we first fire up v8.
>The default set up does not have any black lists turned on, but the
statistical filtering
Getting ready to upgrade from IMail6 to 8, want the first step to be as
transparent as possible. We currently have no SPAM software of any kind, and
use customer web pages for webmail.
What do we need to do upon the installation of version 8 that will turn off
all SPAM control and leave our curren
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