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From: Al Musella, DPM [mailto:muse...@virtualtrials.com]
Sent: 05 October 2010 02:36
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Looking for the right SMTP server
I am glad you said that. I thought it was me. I never had a software
company be as rude to me as smartertools. They detected that I had
I am glad you said that. I thought it was me. I never had a software
company be as rude to me as smartertools. They detected that I had
the software running on 2 servers and sent me a really rude invoice
asking me to pay for the second licence. I wrote back explaining how
the licence
Smartertools used to be great, but the bigger they got
the more arrogant they got and the higher their prices
got and the worse the customer service got, you wouldn't
believe how rude they are.
Since we're talking about full-on mail servers now, I'll toss out ModusMail
by Vircom. They've
Damn I miss IMS! Howie where the heck are you? Where did www.coolfusion.com
disappear to??
Brook
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From: Justin Scott [mailto:jscott-li...@gravityfree.com]
Sent: September-30-10 8:06 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: RE: Looking for the right SMTP server
Smartertools used
Damn I miss IMS!
Question is: does it store its logs in a database?
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Archive:
I just got an email from MarshallSoft on their new api program.
http://www.marshallsoft.com/mcm.htm
Client Mailer Features
â¢Uses macro substitution to personalize outgoing letters.
â¢Can send text or HTML letters.
â¢Supports multiple attachments.
â¢Can handle arbitrarily large lists of
Hi,
I run several sites specialized for associations.
They send thousand of mails to their members.
Presently I'm using Mail-enable, but I'm looking for a better tool to help me
manage all these mails.
What I'd like is to be able to assign an Id to each mail and be able to trace
it through
Claude-
Take a look at JangoSMTP and SMTP2Go
I forget which one offers audit and tracking,and I'm not sure if it
contains all the data you are wanting to capture, but it is a place to
start.
I'm pretty sure both have test account/trials so you can see if they fit
your needs.
/Scott
Take a look at JangoSMTP and SMTP2Go
Thanks, but these are external mail services.
I'm more looking for a true SMTP server software I can install on my own server.
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SendGrid is a third part smtp host. They provied the analytics, deliverance,
tracking and increasing your deliverablity. They do not have connectors to
CRM. If you want that, take a look at SalesFusion which goes to both Dynamics
and Salesforce.
http://sendgrid.com/
SendGrid is a third part smtp host.
Thanks, but I'm not looking for a hosted service, but for a true server
software.
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There's this:
http://code.google.com/p/subetha/
I've used bits of that project for doing mail stuff. Very
configurable/extendable.
:Den
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On Wed, Sep 29, 2010 at 10:18 AM, wrote:
SendGrid is a third part smtp
We've been using SmarterMail since iMIS kind of disappeared. Not bad,
but we're having problems with it choking somewhere between 58k-140k
messages. Pretty easy to trace individual messages through their logs,
and search utilities in the console.
We also have mailenable in use, and it has been
Smartertools used to be great, but the bigger they got the more arrogant
they got and the higher their prices got and the worse the customer service
got, you wouldn't believe how rude they are.
I think smartermail was the best solution on a budget for a long while, not
sure if that is still the
Claude,
what about an external solution. I've found that MailChimp (www.mailchimp.com)
does all what you want, and you don't have to manage it. Moreover there's a CFC
wrapper for their API if you really want to get into working out a coding
solution. Myself I'd rather not reinvent the wheel.
Pretty easy to trace individual messages through their logs,
and search utilities in the console.
Ok, but are the log stored in a database in real time?
I've written a small application to convert MailEnable text files into a
database, but I have to reread the whole file every time I want to
Thanks.
I've seen a couple of them, some store accounts in a database indeed, but no
one clearly states that the logs go in it as well.
Having accounts in a database is fine if you need to have customers manage
their own mail boxes from their application, but what I'm looking for more
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