Mercury Mail Transport System

Mercury/32 Daemon Developer Kit v2.0

Pmail.Com — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 11:40:33 GMT

A Mercury/32 Daemon is a plug-in module that extends the functionality of the system. Daemons are wired into Mercury's internal infrastructure at the lowest levels and have enormous power - using a Daemon, you can:

Turn specific e-mail addresses on your server into automated mail processing engines
Gain the opportunity to process every message that passes through your queue
Add entirely new functions to the Mercury environment
Extend existing protocol modules, by adding, changing or suppressing their commands
Add completely new protocol layers to the program
... and much more.

Mercury makes a huge range of internal functions and data structures available to Daemons, all of which are documented in detail with working code samples in this kit.

To develop Daemons, you will need this kit, a programming environment (Microsoft Visual C++ and Borland C++ are explicitly supported, while other environments such as Delphi can be used with some effort), and some basic experience in writing Windows programs in C or C++.

Mercury Mail Transport System for Win32 and NetWare Systems v4.62

Pmail.Com — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 11:37:31 GMT

The Mercury Mail Transport System is a Mail Server - a program that sends and receives mail on behalf of a group of users on a machine or local area network. Mail from the outside world is received by Mercury and placed in the addressee's mailbox, where the user can access it at any later point. Messages sent by local users to the outside world are passed to Mercury, which then takes whatever steps are necessary to deliver them, removing the burden from the user's workstation and allowing him to continue with other work

Mercury Mail Transport System for Novell NetWare Servers (NLMs) v1.48

Pmail.Com — Sun, 21 May 2000 22:00:00 GMT