One Email to Rule them All?

XinXang

Is there a mail program that allows me to route all my email addresses for multiple websites to one mail address, but then also recognizes to where it was sent so when I reply the reply comes back from the correct email address?

XinXang

The thing is I'm managing multiple sites and i'd like all of the emails to go to the same "Super Inbox" then when I replyl it replies from the right email address and attaches the unique email signature for that domain/email address.

Does a "super-inbox" like this exist?

goldbug

IIRC, Mozilla Thunderbird (and possibly Mac Mail.app) has this ability--someone please correct me if I'm mistaken.

superwormy

Thunderbird will do this for you for POP and IMAP accounts... you won't be able to access webmail based stuff though ( GMail, Hotmail, etc. )

pohopo

one program that would manage webmail accounts also would be great. though if someone did make this I am sure google and yahoo would put in measure to make the program not work since you won't be viewing their ads anymore.

XinXang

So Mozilla thunderbird is the one i need to be able to do this?

It will installed then on a Pc, right, and not on my web hosting server?

Cause if it's on my server then I can access all of my mail from anywhere and not be PC/location dependent. That's wat I'm trying to get at, because Outlook can do this as well, but then you can only check mail from a specific computer.

bubblenut

gmail supports pop, what's new

XinXang

looks like outlook live can do this, but i can't get an answer directly from the microsoft sales department. I don't even know how I would buy the thing if i want it?

Anyone know a contact i can get a response to tell me if outlook live does exactly what I want it to?

That is, receive emails for multiple addresses from multiple domains in one inbox, respond to each of them with an individual signatures, web accessible.

Weedpacket

Would fetchmail do the job?

XinXang

Originally posted by Weedpacket
Would fetchmail do the job?

fetchmail just grabs mail and brings it into the inbox doesn't it?

does it allow me to reply from the same domain with an individual signature?

XinXang

sendmail plus fetchmail plus mutt

this is what is recommended by the writer of fetchmail. does anyone else know this combination of software and if it will do what i want when combined?