Title: Nachricht
I wasn't all that happy with Imail's SMTP performance either but it's a good POP3 server so I deployed a Postfix server as a gateway. I now have the best of both worlds: A kickass SMTP server that returns a proper errors when mail doesn't get delivered so you know what the problem is, easy use of RBLs, easy blocking of bad guys with an error that tells the user on the other end why his mail was rejected and a simple to admin POP3 server. Add Declude Pro with F-Prot and I have a reasonably priced system that doesn't eat my time up and the users are happy.
 
David Daniels
Administrator
Starfish Internet Service
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2003 5:15 AM
Subject: [IMail Forum] i'm sick of using imail

problems problems problem
thats all i can say , while talking about imail
 
we are running imail on 20 servers , an each day is a horribel trip at the moment :
 
spam problems
performance problems
crazy pricings for mailserver and virus protection
 
why isn't ipswitch able to programm some very necessary tools/plugins ?
 
for exampel:
- !!! a tool that let imail deny ip's which are producing 20 error messages in the logfile for 60min  !!!
  ( you never had spammers trying a 1000 times to login an the server is saying no no no no no no a 1000 times and your smtp service is running at 70% cpu time  ? )
- a fast imail administrator that is opening your mail accounts in a few seconds , and when you click on the domain it will open the user accounts
   ( ever opened imail admin on a server runing 2000 mail domains ? funny boring or ? even on fast machines ;-) )
- an mrtg , a graphical statistic tool what the server is doing at the moment
  ( ok declude offers free textbased tools for that , but why does ipswitch not ? )
- FAST webmail
  ( the higher the imail version is climbing the slower webmail gets )
 
and so on and so on .....
 
p.s. on our new machines we are running the merak mail server
a dream :  tools and options you are dreaming from when u are using an imail mailserver
 
greeting
 
martin knaus
 

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