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Hi All,
What a great forum!
I'm new to MercuryMail, mail servers, SMTP etc so excuse my dumb questions. I'm running Apache on Windows as a development server (using the XAMPP bundle) to test a data analysis tool (see bovianalyser.dyndns.org). I'm looking to have the tool mail back the results of it's analysis to the ...
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Methuselah: Local Users: Username=TechnoMail, Personal Name = Robin Martin
Core/Local Domain: LocalHost = YMCSERV, Internet name = technolib.coza
Aliases: Alias=robin@technolib.coza, Real address=TechnoMail
THIS WORKS - via Mercury spooler only . . . at last !!
My goodness, you're really good at trial and error. ...
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yravi: Our institution has 2 mail servers on different domains maintained by 2 ISP's across the globe.
Email is routed based on mx-pointers within the dns. For your two domains, the mx-pointers either go to you ISP or to your XP machine.
If the mx-pointers point to your XP-machine all e-mails will be delivered to it, and received by ...
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If it is a local installation there is little need to use a domain mailbox.
Add local users, then their aliases.
To a local user you can receive whatever addresses.Just like: papa@papa.com == mailbox1and papa@mama.com == mailbox1
Your colleagues then receive their email via pop3, utilizing module MercuryP, from their respective ...
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