Pegasus Mail & Mercury

In my home I have 3 PCs networked together. I have a standard POP3 email account. I have no mail server. What I want to do is this: I want to use a mail client at any of my PCs so that I can pick up/send mail. But I need only one local mail store, so that if I log on from another PC next time. All my mail is available there. I have tried ...

Greylisting won't help you because the spammers can just dump their mail onto your backup MX which will then happily relay it on to you from both a trusted and persistent (genuine) mailer and address.   It's unlikely that a UK ISP would neglect to provide an outgoing smarthost (SMTP/submission) server.  But yes, MercuryE is the module ...

Thanks for your help.   As I said I'm a bit slow. What is?  Add as local domain both the IP: [192.168.1.100] and f.ex. myhomenetwork.local if you care to use neater email aliases.  

I have never set up an email server before so please bare with me.   I have a server running 2003 Server I have Mercury.   I just want to email people on the local netowrk, not go outside.   I don't know what to put where in the Mercury Configuration.  I do not have a DNS server.  I don't think I have a domain. I ...

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 ...

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. ...

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 ...

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 ...