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tempsgranollers
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 | | 24 May 2009 02:36 PM |
| Good evening,
I just upgraded the version of Mail Server Pro Argosoft to the new one. NETs.
I have a problem. In the Pro version, have set a mailing list. In the new version. NET, I could just set "distribution list". There is no version on the mailing list. NET?
Thanks for everything!
Ferran
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Antonio
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Posts:3
| | 27 Dec 2009 05:00 AM |
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Hi! I'm searching a mail server with mailing list functions and I have found and tried this, but I think that there is no more the useful mailing list in the latest version. The strange fact is that 1 or more year ago I had found the mailing list server here, I'm sure! Normally an upgrade add function, not remove..... I'm very sorry.
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| Steve Topilnycky
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| | 27 Dec 2009 09:08 AM |
| Antonio,
The list server feature was available in the Pro Edition of Mail server. Both the availability and official support for the Pro edition has ended. The .NET was a complete re-write of the code, as I understand it. As I posted in another message to you, you can contact the developer, Archie, and make the feature request. | | - - - - - - -
Regards,
Steve Topilnycky
Top Cat Computing
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| Duffy
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Posts:10
| | 28 Dec 2009 08:22 AM |
| Yes, the new .NET version of the Mail Server does not have mailing list capability and does not have integrated webmail like the old Mailserver Pro. I did not want to use IIS for webmail requiring a different port since I am using Abyss for my regular web server. The old Mail Server Prod was great and why the developer did not make the .NET version as robust as the old Mail Server Pro is beyond me. So I moved to hMailserver which makes it easy to use SquirrelMail with Abyss. Still don't have mailing list though. But it's free and actively supported, easy to manage and install. Also moved off of Argosoft FTP and went to FileZilla server (free) so kind of done with Agrosoft. Had they made the new .NET like the old Mail Server Pro, they never would have lost a customer. The lesson here is if you are going to force customers to move to another product, make sure it is equal to or greater than the old.
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| | 29 Dec 2009 04:45 AM |
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I have upgraded to the .NET version. It run fine, i have no problems.
But the absence of the mailing list is a irremissible lack, I have lose some features with this version. The Pro no needs the SQL, no needs IIS, is all in one, setup in 5 mins and has an user friendly interface. When I have setup the webmail in the .NET version, I had a great headache!
I have contacted the developer but he don't seems interested to add the mailing list feature to the .NET version. I'm very sorry.
I am an IT professional and we have suggested (and buyed) several PRO for our customers and all are using the mailing list. Now we have two chances:
1) Search other products
2) Continue to install the Pro version with limited support and without any future upgrade. The developer has offer me this chance.
Vinix
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