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Old 27-08-2004, 07:47   #1
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Any Mail Gurus?

I have a home webserver running hMailServer which seems pretty stable and integrates well with Active Directory!

I have a "domain.co.uk" which is currently hosted on I-WEB
I am redirecting home.domain.co.uk to my home server therefore leaving the "homepage" on I-WEB

I want to perform the following:
Have I-WEB mail service collect my mails *@domain.co.uk into a single mailbox whch I know I can do with forwarders/default mailboxes etc.
I then want to configure my local "home" mail server to collect the shared mailbox (containing everyones mail) and then distribute them internally depending on the mapping of the to address to live local addresses.
I know I can do this with Exchange 2003 easily has anyone performed this with any "Free/OpenSource" software.

Even if I have to collect address1@domain.co.uk into address1@local and address2@dom etc. then this would be OK.

PS. Sending mails is working fine (from my local server)
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Old 27-08-2004, 08:16   #2
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Re: Any Mail Gurus?

Try XMail.. I've not actually used it myself, but it seems to offer all the required features.

http://xmailserver.org/xmail-1.20.win32bin.zip
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Old 27-08-2004, 18:43   #3
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Re: Any Mail Gurus?

Cheers for that - Tried it and it was a little too complicated for my needs
Found EFS (Email Forwarding System) http://www.chimera.co.nz/ which seems to work just right (even tempted to buy the advanced version it's that good) basic version does what I need and it's freeware
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