Re: email program problem
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1998
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numero = 18404
interpreted = N
texte = At 1:11 Uhr -1000 22.06.1998, Kenneth Grome wrote: >I never got EIMS to work like SIMS ... but people said it would. So after >having no success I switched to SIMS. If I were you I would just forget >about EIMS and switch to SIMS too, then I can tell you exactly how to do >it.I agree with Ken. SIMS will perfectly fit your needs: it needs less than 1 MB RAM and runs as application or as extension. Turn off everything than SMTP (set channels to zero) and - preferably - configure SMTP to just forward mails to an other mailserver if possible. This way SIMS has nearly nothing to do on your webserver machine. At 7:40 Uhr 22.06.1998, Dave Spaulding wrote: >We have some trouble with eims that sims seems to handle also. For example, >customers with NT and customers with CE palmtops can't seem to send mail via >eims. My theory is that eims, for anti spam purposes, validates the user >before allowing smtp...That might be right. We could not get EIMS working for drop-in accounts - accounts which handle all mail for a domain, regardless of the user. Eudora told us that user-checking cannot be disabled in the current version, maybe in a future release.We use SIMS for WebCat-mail, but do not let SIMS itself send the mails (and making smalltalk with other servers...) SMTP is configured to forward everything to a real mailserver. The purpose for this setup is to reduce cpu load on the webserver machine. As we started to use from-addresses of user entered fields we ran into the same problem again, because the mailserver was EIMS. Now the mail is sent to a Linux/sendmail and everything works fine. So, if you use EIMS to handle WebCat mail (even via SIMS) than do not set the from-field to the clients address or use an other mailserver. Peter__________________________________________ Peter Ostry - po@ostry.com - www.ostry.com Ostry & Partner - Ostry Internet Solutions Auhofstrasse 29 A-1130 Vienna Austria fon ++43-1-8777454 fax ++43-1-8777454-21
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At 1:11 Uhr -1000 22.06.1998, Kenneth Grome wrote: >I never got EIMS to work like SIMS ... but people said it would. So after >having no success I switched to SIMS. If I were you I would just forget >about EIMS and switch to SIMS too, then I can tell you exactly how to do >it.I agree with Ken. SIMS will perfectly fit your needs: it needs less than 1 MB RAM and runs as application or as extension. Turn off everything than SMTP (set channels to zero) and - preferably - configure SMTP to just forward mails to an other mailserver if possible. This way SIMS has nearly nothing to do on your webserver machine. At 7:40 Uhr 22.06.1998, Dave Spaulding wrote: >We have some trouble with eims that sims seems to handle also. For example, >customers with NT and customers with CE palmtops can't seem to send mail via >eims. My theory is that eims, for anti spam purposes, validates the user >before allowing smtp...That might be right. We could not get EIMS working for drop-in accounts - accounts which handle all mail for a domain, regardless of the user. Eudora told us that user-checking cannot be disabled in the current version, maybe in a future release.We use SIMS for WebCat-mail, but do not let SIMS itself send the mails (and making smalltalk with other servers...) SMTP is configured to forward everything to a real mailserver. The purpose for this setup is to reduce cpu load on the webserver machine. As we started to use from-addresses of user entered fields we ran into the same problem again, because the mailserver was EIMS. Now the mail is sent to a Linux/sendmail and everything works fine. So, if you use EIMS to handle WebCat mail (even via SIMS) than do not set the from-field to the clients address or use an other mailserver. Peter__________________________________________ Peter Ostry - po@ostry.com - www.ostry.com Ostry & Partner - Ostry Internet Solutions Auhofstrasse 29 A-1130 Vienna Austria fon ++43-1-8777454 fax ++43-1-8777454-21
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