> ... we're starting to look for alternatives to replace IMail on our
> mail servers due to the lack of support/fixes for *known* bugs that
> have went untouched for over 6 months...
> IMail needs to block users from adding 50 aliases if this will
> crash the server (which it does)....
This one is debatable as to whether or not it's a bug (since it only crashes if you do
something you're not supposed to do). Either way, of course, it shouldn't crash the
server.
> SQL7 Support, SQL2000 is almost out already.
Feature request, not a bug.
> SMTP service constantly crashing on certain message files and
> hanging ALL SMTP traffic until that corrupt message file is removed.
That's bad. The only time I've seen a problem with a malformed E-mail was when it was
view in web messaging in the preview pane. Have you sent tech support the offending
E-mail, so they can determine why it was crashing?
> ADDUSER.EXE - Honestly, how hard is it to have ADDUSER.EXE add
> host admin privileges to a user?
Again, a feature request.
> Better Web-Templates - Our development department would be more
> than happy to design a nice set and give them to IPSwitch if that's
> what it takes.
I don't see why they wouldn't; they have a number of other sets of templates on their
web site that were designed by others. I doubt they have the time to design
professional web templates that match the look/feel of the websites for all their
customers.
> We offered to send in the actual file that caused the problem on the
> SMTP32 process and the tech said "no, we already know what it is, we
> don't need it". If that's the case, shouldn't it have been fixed by
> now?
Well, that answers one of my questions above. It sounds like IMail is aware of the
problem and is working on fixing it. If you still have a copy of it, and wouldn't
mind sending it to me, I would be interested in looking at it to see what is causing
IMail to crash (and see if I can reproduce it here).
-Scott
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