I don't understand this nobody thing: "-multiple domains and the
'nobody-alias': when hosting multiple domains,
when using the nobody-alias (and NO 'real users') then users can NOT mail
each-other between domains on the same Imail-system (non local user). So
Imail is not "real multi-domain" ! Or... the 'nobody-alias' - system should
be rebuild / retought from ground zero. (Because stuff as the CC - trouble
is also related to the 'nobody' -trick."
Doesn't this require there be another mail server on the other end (is that
what FTgate is, or does FTgate just feed the mail to a real mail server)?
Why can't the users on the remote system use their local email server rather
than IMail? And if there isn't a real mail server on the other end of this
gateway, then isn't this really a mickey-mouse arrangement bastardizing the
use of the "nobody" alias in a way for which it was not designed? If I am
way off base, here, somebody please slap me. I'm trying to understand all
the possibilities available with IMail; but if you're trying to turn an
automobile into an airplane, and then blaming the auto manufacturer for the
lousy aerodynamics, I think you're going too far.
That said, you're absolutely right about the attachments problem, which goes
to the heart of email solutions. I don't know about tech support--I've never
had a bad word from (or for) them.
--Cal Frye, Western Reserve Academy, Hudson, Ohio
"Good generally conquers evil. Unless, of course, good is stupid."
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