First, what did Ipswitch have to say about these issues? They would definitely be the ones to give a definitive answer of your first question, if not the others as well.
Anyway, I'll try to shed a little light. >Differences just HTMLs or TEXTs are no probrem for paches of >binaries, aren't that? Generally speaking, yes. >Then, can I customize not only Body: but headers? Something tells me you cannot. This would be an advanced feature to have in a 1.0 release. >Unable using IMail Server relaying rules for port25(open to >Internet)? You're asking whether you have to run an open relay to use Imail Anti-Virus? No, that's not true. >System messages relaying between IMail Anti-Virus IMail Server >remains Original sender IP Address? The sender's IP address will stay in the Received: headers, though it may not be topmost. >If IMail Server rejected the messages by relaying rules, Who can get >error message? [Original Sender:|Original Envelope From|Original >Errors-To:| IMail Anti-Virus Sender:|IMail Anti-Virus Envelope From| >IMail Anti-Virus Errors-To:...] The original envelope sender (MAIL FROM:) should be the recipient of all error messages. (Note that Errors-To: headers are non-standard and are ignored in most of the messaging world.) Is there a particular feature that appeals to you about Imail Anti-Virus that made you choose it over other options? Regards, Sandy Please visit http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html to be removed from this list. An Archive of this list is available at: http://www.mail-archive.com/imail_forum%40list.ipswitch.com/
