The perfect forum for general discussions or technical questions about Mercury Mail Server.
Good morning all,
I can see from David's progress reports that DKIM support in Mercury is progressing well, and that it is in Beta testing at the moment.
Is there a roadmap for a working release?
Although I have full SPF alignment for my domain, (and therefore a DMARC pass), I am keen to get DKIM compliant as well.
I would be willing to help with Beta testing if this helps @David
John
I have been running a Mercury server for a number of years on my home network, and I was setting up my daughter's new computer with her mailbox.
I have had to move away from the MS Mail app as it has morphed into the (New) Outlook version, which insists on trying to resolve my local mail account with my ISP's mail servers.
I am using an IMAP client application, but it has been unable to create a drafts folder; it found existing Inbox, Sent and Trash folders. Her mail client on her old laptop, I think, was using POP3/SMTP to access her mailbox.
How can I create a Drafts folder for my daughter's account? I don't see any way to make a folder, I can see some PNM files that match the Draft and Sent Items folders and appear to be indexes of the folder contents. There are matching PMI and PMM files. The PMI file looks like a binary index, while the PMM contains several emails in MIME format.
My son's account has an IMAPSUB.PM file with various folder names and a set of PNM/PMI/PMM files for each folder.
How can I register some new folders for my daughter's account?
Davis Harris has asked that Community members be advised of an intermittent DNS issue on the server that hosts pmail.gen.nz sites. His words are:
"there is a slight possibility of having difficulty connecting to pmail.gen.nz sites until I get the issue sorted out.
pmail.com sites should be unaffected because they are served entirely outside my domain"
How can we block the IP from an attacker using brute force attacks? I have someone constantly trying to guess my password when trying to login but also change their IP each time.
I just got back home today and checked my Mercury Mail server, It seems someone was able to send mail from my account.
I have the option ticked not to allow sending of non-local mail.
I am curious how they do it? Under local users, I have several user accounts created with strong passwords apart from noreply which doesnt have a password. The local user account they are sending emails from is dion@mydomain.uk. Inside the MercuryS folder, a file was created with the following.
13:28:56.667: --- 12 Feb 2025, 13:28:56.667 ---
13:28:56.667: Accepted connection from '106.6.143.170', port 25, timeout 30 secs.
13:28:56.667: Connection from 106.6.143.170, Wed Feb 12, 13:28:56
13:28:56.667: << 220 smtp.aviandirectory.uk ESMTP server ready.<cr><lf>
13:28:56.855: >> EHLO hjoaepqvl.de<cr><lf>
13:28:56.855: << 250-smtp.aviandirectory.uk Hello hjoaepqvl.de; ESMTPs are:<cr><lf>
13:28:56.855: << 250-TIME<cr><lf>
13:28:56.870: << 250-SIZE<cr><lf>
13:28:56.870: << 250-STARTTLS<cr><lf>
13:28:56.870: << 250 HELP<cr><lf>
13:28:57.277: >> MAIL FROM:<cr><lf>
13:28:57.293: << 250 Sender OK - send RCPTs.<cr><lf>
13:28:57.480: >> RCPT TO:3932006329@qq.com<cr><lf>
13:28:57.480: << 250 Recipient OK - send RCPT or DATA.<cr><lf>
13:28:57.668: >> DATA<cr><lf>
13:28:57.668: << 354 OK, send data, end with CRLF.CRLF<cr><lf>
13:28:57.851: >> Message-ID: 000301db7d95$02883745$0004daf2@aviandirectory.uk<cr><lf>
13:28:57.851: >> Return-Path: 3846577052@qq.com<cr><lf>
13:28:57.851: >> Reply-To: 3993378394@qq.com<cr><lf>
13:28:57.851: >> From: =?utf-8?B?5pWR5Yqp6YCa6L+H5Y+R5pS+ICAyMToyODo1Ng==?= dion@aviandirectory.uk<cr><lf>
13:28:57.851: >> To: 3932006329 3932006329@qq.com<cr><lf>
13:28:57.851: >> Subject: =?utf-8?B?ICAgICAgICAgICAgICAgICAgICAgICAgICAgICAgICAgICAg?=<cr><lf>
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13:28:57.871: >> =?utf-8?B?Cg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoN?=<cr><lf>
13:28:57.871: >> =?utf-8?B?Cg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoN?=<cr><lf>
13:28:57.871: >> =?utf-8?B?Cg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoN?=<cr><lf>
13:28:57.871: >> =?utf-8?B?Cg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoN?=<cr><lf>
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13:28:57.871: >> =?utf-8?B?Cg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoNCg0KDQoN?=<cr><lf>
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13:28:57.871: >> X-Priority: 3<cr><lf>
13:28:57.886: >> X-MSMail-Priority: Normal<cr><lf>
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13:28:57.886: >> X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V6.00.2900.2180<cr><lf>
13:28:57.886: >> <cr><lf>
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13:28:58.386: >> QUIT<cr><lf>
13:28:58.386: << 221 smtp.aviandirectory.uk Service closing channel.<cr><lf>
13:28:58.386: --- Connection closed at 12 Feb 2025, 13:28:58.386. ---
13:28:58.386:
I have online exchange and want to use Mercury Mail with exchange as a smart host. Problem is there is 2FA (two factor authentication). There are so many articles out there but I think Microsoft change something in Nov 2024 that does not allow this. Every time i tried to follow an old article/suggestion the settings do not exist on the exchange server.
I just setup Mercury on Xampp and I am trying to retrieve emails so I will have the emails on the Mercury server to read with Roundcube. I was able to download the emails but the original emails are deleted. I put a check on the MercuryP pop3 server setting to "ignore Pop3 delete commands", but the original emails were deleted on the client server. Apparently I have something set wrong. I do not want to delete the original emails.
Also, I cannot send emails to the original client now?
I am trying to get Mercury using pop3 to not delete client emails. I put the pop3.pro file in the mail user directory but it doesn't work. Emails from client server keep getting deleted.
Well I gave it a good go, I tried to get support here, nobody seems bothered about anything that doesn't work or things that work and get truncated. Nobody seems phased that Google's pop3 client can't connect to Mercurys pop3 server, nor worried about the error logs that are truncated half way through an error message leaving nothing to work with..
So I've dumped Mercury (and deleted it) and made the switch to hmailserver. Works flawlessly and even redirects mail to another server on another port - I can use that to the fullest.
If anyone else reads this and wants to do the same, your windows server will need dotNET 2 and 3 installed. If you can't install it then you need to allow the windows update service to run (plenty of help on this via google). Once that's done, it's a great bit of kit to use and runs as a service with its own remote control GUI program. No restarts needed. It's also open source and has a webmail!
Best wishes,
Dinky
Hi
So the pdf file for mercury mail says that if you use the run a program option for a filter..
"The Run Program rule action will start the specified program, passing a temporary copy of the message on the commandline"
Well it's not working! I thought i was imagining it so i used a small test program i have for displaying parameters that are passed via the command line... no parameters are passed to it from mercury mail.
It does indeed start the program but it does not pass any parameters containing the email.
I really need this as i need to run a second mail server on the same machine on a different port (it's custom for another website and sends email via http to a url). If mercury can call another program and pass the email then the second program can simply pass the email via tcp connection to my other mail server.
Without the email being passed though, i'm unable to get this working.
Any ideas?
T 20231106 112910 65480d05 Established ESMTP connection to 67.195.204.73
W 20231106 112910 65480d05 421 4.7.0 [TSS04] Messages from 191.96.209.122 temporarily deferred due to unexp
T 20231106 112910 65480d05 Job MO000013 processing complete.
unexp what exactly?
I've noticed repeatedly that the error logs cut off half way through any meaningful message.
Why is this done? - It is not useful at all.
This is likely an Outlook issue, but wanted to see if folks have any ideas.
When sending maiser commands from Outlook (new outlooks or OWA), setting the client to plain text, the commands are failing as it appears there are some trailing characters (line break?) that maiser is including it the command. What does this look like?
From outlook (plain text) send the following without hitting enter for a new line.
Enumerate all-faculty-l
Get a response back from maiser with the following:
Unable to find list 'all-faculty-l='.
If I hit return at the end of the command, I will get:
maiser@lists.scrippscollege.edu
Unable to find list 'all-faculty-l=0A='.
I'm guessing this is something to do with character set used, but not sure how to fix this. I'm in the process of moving this listserver of netware to the latest windows release of Mercury, but wondering if there is a mercury.ini setting.
My other thought would be to try Thunderbird to eliminate Outlook for the mix.
Jeff
Good Morning group:
I discovered 4.81 this morning and thought it wise to take a cautious approach before installing.
any caveats?
Thanks in advance for any thoughts.
K3SSB
I have two Mercury servers. On one (on ip xx.xx.242.145) I can send mail (MercuryE) to xx.xx.65.99. On the other (on ip xx.xx.242.149) I get a connection error sending to that IP. The odd thing is that I can run a java test program on xx.xx.242.149 which connects and sends, and I receive the test email, but not if I send through Mercury. I've turned on session logging and see nothing, done packet captures at the target machine (.65.99), turned SSL on and off. I'm bamboozled. Is there a way to get more debugging information from Mercury to figure out what's going on? Thanks.
and enjoy your favourite Beach Cocktail instead of sitting in the "dark" server room. 
Hello Mercurians,
after waiting too long I started my long desired web-interface for Mercury Mail. What started as a small privat project became a little bigger as I realized when working on it, why not making it available to other Mercury Mail users.
After creating, testing and testing and more testing it was finally finished and is ready to use, if you desire. 
I tried to incorporate as much "daily to use" positions as possible and hope it will help others to maintain Mercury a little easier.
What can you expect ? Here we go:
Mail Server System
Check Server Module Status, online or off
Change various Template Files
Have the Mail Server Lookup Commands presented
Read and Edit Mercurys Configuration File as needed
Start, Restart and Stop the Server as needed to apply certain Changes. For some changes a Restart is automatically executed
User Management
List, Create and Delete Local User
Change User Passwords
Create/Delete Alias
Create/Delete Synonyms
SMTP Server
Update the SMTP Authentication File
Update the Transaction Filter
Update the Compliance Whitelist
Update the Kill File
Create & maintain Connection Control rules
Create & maintain RBLs
IMAP Server
Update the IMAP Login Alias File
Create & maintain Connection Control rules
POP3 Server
Update the POP3 Login Alias File
Create & maintain Connection Control rules
Content Control
Update Mercurys Spambust File
Update a Custom Content Control File
Update the Content Control Blacklist File
Update the Content Control Whitelist File
SpamHalter Daemon
Update the Sender Whitelist
Update the Local Receiver Exclude List
Mercury Logs
View the different Server Module Logs
System Requirements
A licensed Mercury Mail Server, as Mercury has to run as service, and a Web Server, both on the same machine. The Web Server must handle php, Server Side Includes (SSI) and if Mail Server Logs
are desired, Directory Listings have to be activated in the virtual host configuration for the logs directory.
The project is developed with Apache as Web Server.
Any other Web Server should work as well, maybe some changes to the SSI commands have to be adjusted.
Check the README in the archive for more detailed install instructions.
Questions, Comments or better ideas are welcome.
Enjoy!
Johannes
And a few images as well. Those are missing the IMAP and POP3 menu items as they came later. But you will get an idea, hopefully.
The mail system is based upon Pegasus Mail 4.81 Mail 4.81.1154 and Mercury/32 4.91. This configuration works without significant problem since many years.
For some time now, we have the following problem. The user sends a mail through Pegasus Mail. The sent mail is stored in the Copyself folder. Mercury/32 sends multiple versions of the message.
Core module Log :
O 20240618 1437 MG000DFB <Sender mail address> <Receiver mail address> 12112
O 20240618 1437 MG000DFD <Sender mail address> <Receiver mail address> 12117
O 20240618 1437 MG000DFF <Sender mail address> <Receiver mail address> 12110
O 20240618 1439 MG000E01 <Sender mail address> <Receiver mail address> 12114
O 20240618 1439 MG000E03 <Sender mail address> <Receiver mail address> 12115
O 20240618 1441 MG000E06 <Sender mail address> <Receiver mail address> 12117
Mercury-C Log :
T 20240618 143707 2f64 Established ESMTP connection to smtp-pro.vtx.ch
T 20240618 143707 2f64 Begin processing job MO000DFC from <Sender mail address>
T 20240618 143707 2f64 MAIL FROM:<Sender mail address> SIZE=12204
T 20240618 143707 2f64 250 2.1.0 Ok
T 20240618 143707 2f64 RCPT TO:<Receiver mail address>
T 20240618 143707 2f64 250 2.1.5 Ok
T 20240618 143707 2f64 Job MO000DFC from <Sender mail address> processed OK.
T 20240618 143739 2f64 Established ESMTP connection to smtp-pro.vtx.ch
T 20240618 143739 2f64 Begin processing job MO000E00 from <Sender mail address>
T 20240618 143740 2f64 MAIL FROM:<Sender mail address> SIZE=12202
T 20240618 143740 2f64 250 2.1.0 Ok
T 20240618 143740 2f64 RCPT TO:<Receiver mail address>
T 20240618 143740 2f64 250 2.1.5 Ok
T 20240618 143740 2f64 Job MO000E00 from <Sender mail address> processed OK.
T 20240618 143740 2f64 Begin processing job MO000DFE from <Sender mail address>
T 20240618 143740 2f64 MAIL FROM:<Sender mail address> SIZE=12209
T 20240618 143740 2f64 250 2.1.0 Ok
T 20240618 143740 2f64 RCPT TO:<Receiver mail address>
T 20240618 143740 2f64 250 2.1.5 Ok
T 20240618 143740 2f64 Job MO000DFE from <Sender mail address> processed OK.
T 20240618 143945 2f64 Established ESMTP connection to smtp-pro.vtx.ch
T 20240618 143945 2f64 Begin processing job MO000E02 from <Sender mail address>
T 20240618 143945 2f64 MAIL FROM:<Sender mail address> SIZE=12206
T 20240618 143945 2f64 250 2.1.0 Ok
T 20240618 143945 2f64 RCPT TO:<Receiver mail address>
T 20240618 143945 2f64 250 2.1.5 Ok
T 20240618 143945 2f64 Job MO000E02 from <Sender mail address> processed OK.
T 20240618 144017 2f64 Established ESMTP connection to smtp-pro.vtx.ch
T 20240618 144017 2f64 Begin processing job MO000E04 from <Sender mail address>
T 20240618 144017 2f64 MAIL FROM:<Sender mail address> SIZE=12207
T 20240618 144017 2f64 250 2.1.0 Ok
T 20240618 144017 2f64 RCPT TO:<Receiver mail address>
T 20240618 144017 2f64 250 2.1.5 Ok
T 20240618 144017 2f64 Job MO000E04 from <Sender mail address> processed OK.
T 20240618 144152 2f64 Established ESMTP connection to smtp-pro.vtx.ch
T 20240618 144152 2f64 Begin processing job MO000E07 from <Sender mail address>
T 20240618 144152 2f64 MAIL FROM:<Sender mail address> SIZE=12209
T 20240618 144152 2f64 250 2.1.0 Ok
T 20240618 144152 2f64 RCPT TO:<Receiver mail address>
T 20240618 144152 2f64 250 2.1.5 Ok
T 20240618 144152 2f64 Job MO000E07 from <Sender mail address> processed OK.
On the other side the receiver receives really the 6 mails.
I restarted the Mercury/32 service and wait for the next problem occurence, if any ...
Has somebody encounter such problem ?. Many thanks for your informations ...
Anyone having any issues with Mercury recently?
About a month and a half ago, I started having random crashes of Mercury v4.91.349, 23. When it happens, it generates a deadlock.oqueue.log in the mercury folder. I've started using loader, and it recovers. But not sure what's going on.
Here's a sample of what it generated this morning..
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Critical Section deadlock detected, Tue, 25 Jun 2024, 6:20:54
Owner ID of thread attempting to enter section: 1796 (0x704)
Caller's private reference value: 0 (0x0)
Owner ID of thread marked as owning section: 1796 (0x704)
Owner's private reference value: 0 (0x0)
Current / Lock count / recursion count: 1 / -2 (0xFFFFFFFE) / 1 (0x1)
Owning thread's system thread ID: 20504 (0x5018)
Timeout interval defined for section (ms): 360000
Difference between entry and current ticks: 1248656
IDs of most recent owners: 1796 (0x704), 1796 (0x704), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0)
REFs of most recent owners: 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0)
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Critical Section deadlock detected, Tue, 25 Jun 2024, 6:42:00
Owner ID of thread attempting to enter section: 1796 (0x704)
Caller's private reference value: 0 (0x0)
Owner ID of thread marked as owning section: 1796 (0x704)
Owner's private reference value: 0 (0x0)
Current / Lock count / recursion count: 1 / -2 (0xFFFFFFFE) / 1 (0x1)
Owning thread's system thread ID: 23580 (0x5C1C)
Timeout interval defined for section (ms): 360000
Difference between entry and current ticks: 1245453
IDs of most recent owners: 1796 (0x704), 1796 (0x704), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0)
REFs of most recent owners: 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0), 0 (0x0)
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