Re: [OT] COOL Mail Server Software!!

[Wayne <wayne@xxxxxxx>]

Just to bring this back to where we started (as in not replying to the
replys :) ) I  have been using Mercury for a while and had noticed that
the version numbers hadnt been moving for about a year or so (cant knock
stability I guess - m$ has a point to learn here - (a jest!))  anyways -
sent an e-mail to the author asking if there was news of a new
version... and apparently... V4 is under test at the mo! - so keep em
peeled!

Wayne.
www.planetWayne.com



Ian Lowe wrote:

>Okay, I have just solved one of those issues that has been bugging me
for
>MONTHS, and I thought I would share, who knows, possibly it will save
others
>some hassle..
>
>I do a bunch of IT work for a couple of Voluntary groups: not the most
cash
>rich folks on the planet, and have been looking for a freeware IMAP (or
low
>cost) server to drop into small offices where something like Exchange
is
>just absolute overkill, but individual PSTs are a little limited.
>
>IMAP is a dead easy solution if using Linux, but that needs a spare PC
to
>use.. until now, I couldn't see a halfway decent IMAP server for
windows..
>
>and tonight, I found Mercury! I'm sure I looked at it before and it
didn't
>support IMAP, but it does now.. as well as SMTP and POP3 clients and
>servers, anti-spam, smart filtering etc etc etc.
>
>It seems absolutely brilliant. :D
>
>http://www.pmail.com/downloads.htm
>
>Ian.
>
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