Strange.
I tested it again, and it seam like IMail support was allmost right, that is has to do with SQL-server. I do not have any problems with creating a Table in sql-server that starts with a number, so it must be the ODBCUser.dll that fails. Unfortunatly is it still not working even if I create the Table manually in SQL-server, so the .dll can't handle theese hosts at all.
 
Regards
Claus
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Emne: RE: [IMail Forum] Domains can't start with a number

I setup a domain this morning that started with the number "1".  Our setup scripts use AddDomain.exe and it worked without a hitch...
 
Craig
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Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Domains can't start with a number

We have a domain that starts with a number that went in ok, BUT, we did it in IMail 6.06, then upgraded to IMail v7.03 a couple weeks later.  It's using the IMail DB.
 
Regards,
 
Mike Achenbach
 
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Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2001 8:36 AM
Subject: SV: [IMail Forum] Domains can't start with a number

Got another answer from IMail support telling me that the reason why I can't add hosts starting with a number is because of SQL-server, even though I told them that I allso have the problem with the Internal Imail database (IMail v.7.03).
Does any of you experience the same problems or don't you use hosts that start with a number??
 
 
By the way, I expirienced a strange behavior with IMail administrator. If I try to add a user with only two charaters, I get a error message telling me that a username has to be at least 3 charaters, but when I cancel I find that IMail has created the account anyway
 
 
Best regards
Claus Pedersen
 
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Emne: RE: [IMail Forum] Domains can't start with a number

That did'nt help much.
 
Ipswitch support gave me this reply:
 
*****SNIP*****
 
How about creating the domain with another name and then renaming it in
the registry. Please see:
http://support.ipswitch.com/kb/IM-19991007-DM01.htm
IMail - How to change the Official Hostname of an existing domain
 
 
***SNIP***
I don't think that was a very good solution to my problem but I had to try.
That did'nt help either, but it gave me some very strange conflicts between the mailserver primary domain and the new domain I tried to add. I have solved that now, but I still have'nt solved my first problem.
Anyone know what to do??
 
Best Regards
Claus Pedersen

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