Hello Ming-Li,
On Dienstag, 4. Juli 2000, 14:38:51 you wrote:
ML> I noticed you're using a combined smtp/pop3/imap4 server. What
ML> are you using internally for mail collection? POP3 or IMAP4? Am
ML> I right that with IMAP4 mail is stored on the server and managed
ML> there?
IMAP4 is not used. Just POP3.
ML> I also found Atrium Software has a service pack (SP1) for their
ML> Mercur 3.2 product, which fixes quite a few bugs. I've no idea
ML> what that has to do with your problem, but you might want to
ML> tell your network administrator about it.
I'm the net admin ;-) and SP1 is installed...
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Facts:
- I'm the only one in here using TheBat. All others (appr. 40 clients)
are using IE5/OE5
- We are using the Atrium software as a mailserver-software. There are
domains set up for different purposes. In this case we do have an
official one for sending and receiving mail to and from the world:
@moldex-europe.com
And another one for sending mail internally: @mmmp
- It's just _one_ internal email address (and client respectively)
which shows this strange behaviour. I may send internal mail from my
internal account to anybody else within the LAN _without_ any
problems...!
- And it has nothing to do with the writing of the addresses, i.e.
when sending email from my internal account it does not matter whether
I send it to ngoeksu@mmmp or to [EMAIL PROTECTED] it will
end up in the trash folder. Doing the same thing to the same addresses
form my external account everything is fine...
- I did delete my internal account and re-installed it with a
different name: no improvement...
--
Best,
Wolfgang Armbruster
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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