Re: Sendmail anyone??

["Rob M. Manning" <rmanning at c3i dot saic dot com>]

Actually I was looking for any implementation of sendmail on 
Win NT.  I was directed by another person on the list to
MetaInfo's site where I see what looks like a pretty nice
implementation which includes a GUI for common Admin tasks
as well as a POP3 server to boot.  And $495 is not a bad
price for a commercial solution.  What we needed was something
that would accept arbitrary addresses to a virtual domain(
e.g. "12345...123"@rates.com, and instead of bouncing since
the account doesn't exist, it would need to start up a new 
program to process the incoming request.  We also needed the
common internet mail functions for the actual domain, so 
a "from scratch" solution would be kinda messy.  I also found
a product that will work for us called IMail from IPSWITCH(They
also produce WS_FTP) which for the same price offers a bit
easier configuration while still providing us with our
particular needs.  I didn't find anything else commercial or
non-commercial that would handle the arbitrary address triggerring
new processes.  Thanks for the pointers.

Rob Manning



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On Fri, 29 May 1998, Michael Hirmke wrote:

> Hi Rob,
> 
> >Anyone know of a WinNT sendmail port?
> 
> Not a free one, but there are several commercial ones.
> I suppose, this isn't what you are looking for !?!
> 
> >
> >TIA
> >
> >Rob Manning
> 
> Bye.
> Michael.
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