Hello -
I have a user who is getting messages that their mailbox is nearly full and
that they should remove some messages. We are running Imail 8.2x. Our main
domain has a value of 0 set for the max mailbox size. I am then setting
each of the virtual domains separately (the same, but this
Hey Todd. Those message size limiters have always worked ok for me.
750MB should be 786432000. I found that IMail likes a close conversion.
But I have never tried anything that high. When I used IMail 8.15 I
stopped at about 200mb.
Cheers
Mark
Todd Richards wrote:
Thanks Mark. I originally had it set for around 200MB but there were a few
of our managers who are hitting that limit and I needed to up it. All of
the other virtual domains that I have are about 200MB.
I will try your new number and see if that helps us out.
Todd
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Hello Everyone -
I guess 'tis the season for smart phones? I have had several people over
the past week email and call with questions about setting up smart phones to
get their email. This isn't totally uncommon, but in the past they emailed
me for their settings and then had the provider help
Hi,
I'm using it windows mobile device and I'm using imap to get my mail.
Works well, including SSL access with the Imail signed certificate.
Alex
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What I usually recommend is to use POP on the desktop/laptop with a leave on
server and delete after 3 to 5 days. I set the smart phone with IMAP. This
way, the users can get their email everywhere without building huge
mailboxes on the server. Keeping 3 to 5 days is usually enough as the phone
We POP for both client and Smart Phones(Sony Ericson, IPhone) and leave a copy
on the server from the phone...desktop doesn't leave a copy.
For our blackberrys we simply use the provided email address
(@rogers.blackberry.net) and forward from IMail to that address. Within the
blackberry
Hi Todd,
In my experience you don't need to up an IMAP account which will increase
the disk space usage on your server. BlackBerry's and Treo's you can set up
to POP the account which will leave a copy of the message on the server to
download to their desktop at a later time. Treo's are done on
Yeah, IMAP is some time a little buggy. But this was the only option to make
sure people get their messages over weekends and Holidays. Some people leaves
there computer running with automatic get mail running every 15 minutes. Over
the weekend, one could miss important emails that would
If you have a limited number of users, you may try z-push for use with
Windows mobile Active Sync. It gets the emails over IMAP and push
them to the Windows Phones.
It's free!
http://z-push.sourceforge.net/soswp/
if you use IMAP with IMAP Idle, you will also have Pushmail.
Matti
VT Yeah,
I have a few users that I just setup an additional account and have the main
account forward a copy to it for the Smartphone to use.
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[mailto:imail_forum-ow...@list.ipswitch.com] On Behalf Of Vincent Toussaint
Sent: Thursday,
On my Win based Treo, I use the verizon wireless sync option to keep my
phone and outlook synced up. The big advantage of that over both accessing
POP3 is that when you delete and answer emails you can see those same
results in both places. You do need to always have the desktop running
though.
Hi Todd,
We're adding better mobile support in IMail v11. I've posted a some
screenshots of IMail v11 at http://blogs.imailserver.com.
Jason H.
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[mailto:imail_forum-ow...@list.ipswitch.com] On Behalf Of Todd Richards
Sent:
We recommend everyone leave messages for 10 days on all devices so
everything goes everywhere. IMAP is nice but when your users are sucking up
2+ GB's of space each you run out of storage pretty quickly.
Bill
Thanks everyone for your responses. It's odd, and funny at the same time,
that some of my less-technical end-users are getting more techie than I
am. That's what happens they are taken by a Storm. On the other hand, I
AM techie enough that don't want to get my email everywhere!
I have a
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