need a mailserver

[Anon]

hi!

i need a FREEWARE mailserver with this features:

• POP3 / SMTP (+RELAY!)
• multi-domain
• alias-names

if possible:
forwarding
mailinglists

where ca i downloas such one?

thx

[mithril]

AFAIK there aren't any free mailservers for Win32...... using *Nix is the only viable solution I can think WRT free mailservers. Not very helpful, but true nonetheless🙂

-geoff

[Anon]

You might take a look at Mercury (server by the author of Pegasus Mail). Not sure if it will do what you need it to, but it is free.

[Anon]

btw: URL is: http://www.pmail.com/

[[deleted]]

uhm... sendmail? qmail?

[Anon]

i know, but my hdd is too small for linux... 🙁

[Anon]

i know this, but does it support multi-domain?

[Anon]

thx, but i need it for windows... not linux...

[[deleted]]

Windows is not a platform to run mailservers on. Proceed at your own risk.

[Anon]

I don't know, never used it myself. Just was throwing it out as a possibility

[Anon]

If I understand correctly you need a "free" mail server for MS-Windows. Otherwise you actually don't need to ask...
So try following:
- Communigate Pro (www.stalker.com, not free but you can try it as long as you need, it only adds a banner to the messages you receive...)
- XMail (i don't remember the url) - sort of OpenSourceSoftware with sources and two flavours UN*X & Windows
- 1st Class MailServer (also i don't remember the url)
The best is the first one!!!But please keep in mind is still a commercial product, if you are satisfied with it you must pay it.

By
PS All of he above need MS Windows NT/2K

[Anon]

Try ArGoSoft mail server at http://www.argosoft.com
A good one with all the facilties you want.

[Anon]

What! HDD is too small... I run 2 sites off of a P90 with a 500MG HDD. That is including PHP, IMAP, POP APACHE.. and everything else. Linux is beautiful. If that still doesnt work Linux can fit on 1 disk (the kernel anyway) check out slackware. Having too small of a HDD should be no excuse for not installing Linux 🙂.

[mithril]

Don\'t believe the issue was the HDD is too small for Linux. Rather, it\'s too small for MS and Linux. That being said, I quite happily ran a Win98/Debian dual-boot for over a year on a 6.4 gig.

The key is to install Linux on the smaller parition (in my case it was 2.4 gig), mount the Win32 partition(s), and then store as much relevant data as possible on the Win32 paritions (so both OS\'s can access it). For example, I had Linux Apache using the same htdocs and php_includes directory as Win32 Apache. Not the best solution, but there\'s always a work about🙂

-geoff

[Anon]

i have also 500MB bot there is an other problem... i need a proxy-server, wich can handle 5 ras-accounts, cause if one won't work...

greez

[Anon]

i know all this... i currently use an other.... but i dont like it, cause there is a problem with relaying...

[Anon]

Sounds like you dont know what the hell you want. If you know about all the other services and servers out there then why are you fussing and asking questions about something you already know? How about you do this...Go to MS Dos Screen. Type in C:\erase Then Y... {WAIT FOR A LITTLE WHILE} Then you get a FreeBSD disk. Insert disk. Start Machine Up. And set up FreeBSD. Then you wouln't have to fuss anymore. Sounds like a senseable alternative! Cya
PhantomOpera

[Anon]

I don't know, never used it myself. Just was throwing it out as a possibility
i want know this