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Does anyone have an idea why, when I click a mailto: link, that a second occurence of Pegasus (v4.41) would launch? It actually prompts for a username and password even though Pegasus mail is already open & logged in.
In the pegasus Mail & mercury support manual I read on pg6 :
"Make sure the Outgoing mail path specifies the UNC network path to
your Mercury/32 spool directory, as seen by your workstations"
when I run PCONFIG.exe I should see something like this: *Outgoing mail path : \\mailpc\c-drive\mail\outgoing
but when I run the program I see instead this C:\wamp\www\MERCURY\QUEUE
Is this OK?
Yes as long as there are no other workstations on the lan that will be used with this installation. The UNC path is specified so that remote Pegasus Mail clients are looking to the proper system and path for the mail queue.
This does NOT however make Pegasus the default system mailer it will, for example, still not appear in the list displayed by the "Add Remove Programs -> Set Program and Access defaults Tab".
There is however a thread about this in the beta discusions forum and for those with experience Michael (AKA idw) has posted instructions on how to do it. When I got the edit right in my registry and set Pegasus as the default email client I found that OpenOffice now used Pegasus as its default email client.
I can send now testing mails from my zen store (admin@african...) to one of my email adresses but Idon't actually get it in my inbox.
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Well you do not give us much to work with. I suggest to create a session log using the box in Tools -> Internet Options -> General. That might show what's going on on a tcp level.
It you are running a Netware server then the TCPIP.NLM will be in the SYS:SYSTEM directory and will be loaded by the autoboot.ncf file on the Netware server startup. The TCPIP.NLM is required when running Mercury.NLM on a Netware host.
Now, the answer begets a question: Is it possible that in a future
version of Pegasus it could be an option for content filtering to use
the address book as a whitelist? I can see the logic behind both yes
and no answers, but an option would allow the user to choose. Any
thoughts?
I have no idea if this is possible at all and v5.x is going to have a new addressbook as well. Might be possible, but only David can tell if this will work out.
Subquestion (possibly answered elsewhere in the forums): is an update
to address book functionality (basically, bringing it in line with
current standards, it is dated after all) on the table?
There is going to be a new addressbook, probably based on one of the RFCs for an addressbook so it could be more easily imported and exported. David has done some preliminary work on this but we've not seen it.
The default cannot be removed but can be one of the identities. Personally though I would do GMail as IMAP4 and the o2.pl as the default. You can attach the GMail identity to the IMAP4 account if you wish. I've got about 4 IMAP4 accounts attached to my system right now, including GMail.
FWIW, the Tools | Mail filtering rules help is quite extensive, check it out.
My only guess here is something, like anti-virus software, is interfering with WinPMail. The CNM file is put into the new mail directory but then deleted by the anti-virus software. Turn it off. If he need to check his mail for viruses then use something like VirScan by Martin Ireland. See the downloads area for details.
That said, if you were using Mercury/32 to get the mail for the users then the users would not have to be using any sort of POP3 downloads. You could also use Clamwall, Spamhalter/POPFileD and/or Greywall to keep the spam/viruses out of the users mailboxes as well. Increase user effeciency quite a bit as well.