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Hello
Brian;
I have
been using Imail since version 5, and am presently running 7.04 with all the
patches.
OS is
Win2k workstation with Norton Anti Virus 2002 scanning everything except the
Imail directory and it's sub-directories.
I run
Declude Anti-Virus and F-Prot DOS
Version 7 seems pretty stable now and virtually all known problems have
been repaired. It seems to me that Imail works best on a new, fresh OS
install with plenty of resources and playing by itself. I also think it
works best using the registry database.
I've been a user for a little while now
Hello,
I started using Imail with 7.0 version (now I have v7.04, hot fix 2) in a
brand new computer with a brand new Windows Nt 4.0 service pack 6.0 three
months ago.
This computer is used exclusively for Imail server and I have less than 500
users. Undoubtly, the ideal scenary.
But from the
Brian,
On the LDAP issue, if you need LDAP access from Web E-mail be sure and talk with HKSI
on there add-on piece that has LDAP lookup from web e-mail. Works well...
This list is very good at assistance on iMail and other issues.
There are rumblings on the list but that only means that
from some of IPSwitch's big customers for a different
solution.)
Royce Fessenden
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Brian G.
StephenSent: Wednesday, December 05, 2001 11:18 PMTo:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: [IMail Forum] Comparison
If IMAIL is starting smtp processes because there are messages in the
queue then that is likely due to DNS issues and/or to the rather
notorious bad message problem. Correcting DNS and/or finding and
removing the bad message are the only solutions I know. Usually
restarting the server is only a
But from the begining I had (and actually have) the same problem: without
any reason (apparently) it start launching smtp processes until the % CPU
time reaches 100 % and the only solution is restarting the server.
The SMTP processes get launched under two conditions:
[1] When an E-mail is
We are using iMail sind about three years. In the beginning, we use Imail 5
with no problem, now we updated to 7.04h2 and i (nearly) love it. it is fast,
easy to install and very easy to administrate. no problems.
some facts:
about 800 user, up to 100 of them web, all over pop3. virusscanning
... . http://hksi.net/testimonials - 1,734
admins can't be wrong
-Original Message-From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Brian G.
StephenSent: Wednesday, December 05, 2001 11:18 PMTo:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: [IMail Forum] Comparison of
IMail, MDaemon and
:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ron
HornbakerSent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 11:22 AMTo:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Comparison
of IMail, MDaemon and Merak
Brian,
Mine is an
admittedly biased opinion, as my company is an Ipswitch VAR and develops
templates
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From: Denis Hoyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 8:35 AM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Comparison of IMail, MDaemon and Merak
We are using iMail sind about three years. In the beginning, we use Imail
5
with no problem, now we updated to 7.04h2
Gary Sielaff wrote:
Forgive my ignorance but in your message you said 800 user 100 of them web.
Do I read that correctly that you don't have to have internet to use
email/Imail? You can just send email internally?
The primary purpose of IMail is as a SMTP, POP3, IMAP4 server.
When version 6
When version 6 (?) came out Ipswich added an HTML interface so one
could use a web browser as an email client.
Not totally correct. Webmail was an add on (extra cost) option until version
6. We have been using the webmail function since version 3 along with the
email to pager and email to fax
In reply to 6 Dec message from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
When version 6 (?) came out Ipswich added an HTML
interface so one could use a web browser as an email
client.
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From: Brian G. Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 5 Dec 2001 21:17:52 -0800
Obviously, I am now rethinking which product to buy.
Well don't let the list scare you off. Imail is actually a very good
product, quite solid. I've used it through many versions and have learned
NOT to
I was ready to buy
IMail (with the AntiVirus add-on and Support Subscription) until I recently
subscribed to this list. In the last couple of days, I have read
about:
- Problems with
IMail Version 7being very buggy.
- Problems with
IPSwitch Technical Support (this was one of the BIG
I have only been on the list for 2 days!!! The only good thing I have
observed, is that IPSwitch seems confident enough about their product to
allow a loosely moderated discussion group like this to exist.
Brian,
As a user of Imail for over 5 years and using it in an ISP environment, I
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