| What we need is a .NET assembly or XML Webservice that offers
| an easy-to-use
| interface to all of the CTRL functions and common tasks (eg. user
| management, change password, list domains, etc...)
My original intent was to create web service, that can be used remotely,
instead of connecting
I too use C# .Net with XMail Server. Would be happy to join.
- jørn
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Subject: [xmail] Re: .NET Development Team
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> I'd be happy to join in :) Only issue i
Hi
Count me in, on C#
Steen
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I'd be happy to join in :) Only issue is that my prefe
Use custom domains and the smtprelay command in the tab file for each
domain.
Bill
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>No.
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>But I thought there was a comm
I also want to join. My prefererred language will be VB.
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Subject: [xmail] .NET Development Team
As an addition to my previou
Hi,
Is there posible to filter both messages received and SENT? I am using
XMail v.1.11.
- jørn
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> Is there posible to filter both messages received and SENT? I am using
> XMail v.1.11.
using xmail 1.14 makes it easier to you using in and out filters.
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I am wondering if there is a way to deliver all mail for a domain into
one mailbox, without rewriting the headers on the messages. I have a
need to store an entire domain like this so that a remote system can
then "POP" the server and retrieve all mail with one account. The remote
server will be r
> My question really works around the notion of "What happens to the
> headers? Are they left completely in tact? Or re-written to reflect the
> new recipient name?"
the message is not touched by xmail with aliases.
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Count me in... One more for the C# team ;)
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I also want to join. My prefererred
Does that mean that the configuration line for the ALIASES.TAB file that
I included ("domain.com""*" "mailbox") is all that I need to make this
happen?
And, when XMail reroutes the messages to "mailbox", they will be in
their original state? So, the parsing by the retrieving server wi
> Does that mean that the configuration line for the ALIASES.TAB file that
> I included ("domain.com" "*" "mailbox") is all that I need to make this
> happen?
yes.
> And, when XMail reroutes the messages to "mailbox", they will be in
> their original state? So, the parsing by the retrieving serv
Hi
Is it possible to make Xmail send a notification like Exchange server,
when a mail arrives?
Best
Steen
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> Is it possible to make Xmail send a notification like Exchange server,
> when a mail arrives?
write a filter :-)
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We are talking about SMTP/POP3 here, not MAPI. How should the server
possibly know where the clients connect from ? (unless they are
connected, which usually lasts a second or so ...)
On 12 Mar 2003 at 9:52, Steen Rab=F8l wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Is it possible to make Xmail send a notification lik
Yes, and do you have a filter to do the job, or hints, I have not worked
with filters.
Thanks in advance.
Steen
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second thought:
this should be taken care of by the client. My client (Pegasus
Mail) checks for new mail every 10 min. There are small apps just for
checking mail. Xbiff in X-Window, but I heard, there are M$-Win
solutions too ...
On 12 Mar 2003 at 15:57, EDV - WHW (Goesta Smekal) wrote:
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| Is it possible to make Xmail send a notification like Exchange server,
| when a mail arrives?
No, it is not. Xmail supports only the POP3 protocol for client access,
which does not have this feature.
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Hi
My outlook check for mail every 10 minutes, and that's okay, But I could
be nice if it was possible to get a notification as soon as the mail hit
XMail.
Best
Steen
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Trillian ( a multi-IM client ) has components built into it to check POP
mail accounts and tell you when you have mail. Other messenger programs
may do this as well.
Check http://sourceforge.net or http://freshmeat.net for something that
will do this for you in Windows or even UNIX'es.
On Wed, 2
Hi
Yes I can see the problem, and that's not a big issue for me, just a
nice thing about the Exchange server.
I'll set the time 2 minutes, and that's it.
Best
Steen
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Then I would guess that messages to and from acounts on the same server
never enters the spool?
- jørn
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Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 5:55 PM
Subject: [xmail] Re: XMail filter question
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> On Wed,
Well, my filter worked out when receiving messages, but not when sending.
Anyway, I'm upgrading to the newest version of XMail Server shortly so my
problem will be fixed then. Thanks for answering my question.
- jørn
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To:
Davide Libenzi wrote:
> On Mon, 10 Mar 2003, sergey ivanov wrote:
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>
>>Hi All,
>> I have question about debian's start-stop script.
>>If debian's start-stop daemon just kills XMail, which is very quick
>>operation, why default /etc/init.d/xmail script writes `date` into
>>$XMAIL_ROOT/.shut
Hello All,
Until now i have been using blackholes.five-ten-sg.com in my CustMapsList.
This list is very strict, but now i am almost free of spam. But, last weeks
i get more and more complaints about people not being able to send mail to
my server. I suspect that this list is a bit too strict. Sev
Maybe we should have XMail send you an email when you recieve a new message
:)
I use trillian pro and the instant an email arrives it gives a noninvasive
popup, IMO the best solution.
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nombre de Shawn Anderson
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I left all the config the way it was, in the custdomain folder I put a file
envisionstudio.net.tab with this
"smtprelay" "208.205.181.170:25"
It does not seem to work.
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I got it to work, now does the original server setup with smtpfwd run
filters or just the final server?
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hehe
thanks for all the help, seems to work. Now let's wait for DNS to propagate.
BTW: Did you compile the RPM's? They seem to have too many conflicts under
RedHat 7.2 and 7.3, I dont really like 8.0, but when I did use it the RPM
worked without a problem.
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De: [EMAIL
Dumb question, but correct me if I am wrong but the custmaplist is for the rbl's
right? So if i put "relays.ordb.org.:1" in the list for instance, it would check the
list and see if the email is spam, and if so drop it?
Thanks
Ben
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Hello Davide.
Regarding the custmapslists.
Is it possible to use some kind of "whitelist"..?
Br,
Christian Otrel
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>> However i think the list offers a solution. A lookup against this list can
>> have several different responses. Every
Make sure you remove the domain from the domains.tab file.
If you don't use the ctrl protocol and it manually make sure you
shutdown xmail, make the change to domains.tab, empty the tabindex
folder and then restart xmail.
Bill
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