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SpectrumData
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| 05-12-2008 8:30 AM |
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Hi all. I've installed Paranoid. When I finally got SQL working right, Argo won't recognize that it's installed (it is).
In looking at the sssolutions forum for advice, I found lively discussions about Paranoid and Ewall.
What do y'all use? Looks to me like Paranoid is an abbreviated version of Ewall and Mailfilter.
If you had it to do over again, what would you use?
Thanks
John
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mcorrow
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| 05-12-2008 8:35 AM |
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| We use mailfilter and spamassassin here.. I don't know much about "paranoid".. I belive that mailfilter can use paranoid, but we're not using it.. |
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SteveT
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| 05-12-2008 9:57 PM |
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John,
I use eWall & Paranoid. Prior to eWall, I used Mail Filter.
eWall is a front end proxy, which allows you to do a great deal of filtering and controlling of connections. Mail Filter also allows you to do filtering but it is processed by ArGo as a server extension, so ArGo handles all of the connections, so there are features available in eWall that are not available in Mail Filter. Paranoid uses Bayes statistical analysis, to determine the probability of spam. I guess I could say that is it features could be comparable to spam assassin, but I have never use SA, so I am not entirely sure of SA's abilities.
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Steve Topilnycky
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SpectrumData
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| 05-13-2008 8:21 AM |
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I'm using MySQL now. I got Paranoid working pretty well. It's tagging my mails as [Spam]. I'm still checking through SAProxy on my end. SA is tagging many with its ***SPAM*** note that Paranoid is missing.
I'm going to let Paranoid run for a few days before I try EWall. When I put both of them up yesterday, my CPU went to 100%. I suspect that was my virus scanner but I'm going to let thing level out before I jump ahead.
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| Mid-Summer Promotion - Mail Server .NET |
We are launching mid-summer promotion with our Mail Server .NET. You can upgrade, or get a new license for $50.00 less until July 15 2008.
| | 7/4/2008 9:36:35 AM |
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| ArGoSoft Mail Server .NET v1.0.5.2 | |
Mail Server
- Added Available Updates checking. Of course, it will show up only after we release
the next version... If new version is avialable, a link will be displayed on the bottom of
the UI, suggesting to upgrade
- "SMTP Log In" will be no longer be registered in the last login database, because it causes
confusion when the web interface displays last login protocol;
- Updated help files, now they reflect new Remoting services;
Web Interface
- "Wiping" of trash folder now works. With each login, messages, located in the
trash folder, and older than 3 days will be wiped out;
| | 6/16/2008 8:45:05 AM |
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| ArGoSoft Mail Server .NET v1.0.5.1 | |
Mail Server
- Fixed a bug from 1.0.5.0 - was impossible to add domain groups and domains from the
UI;
Web Interface
- Created a
page for localized resource files. If you are willing to contribute
your resources, we would be very thankful;
- It turns out, major IMAP clients do not allow rename of the Inbox folder. They display
localized name of Inbox, but an actual name of folder on the server stays "Inbox".
Now the web interface will allow the same - you can specify the name of inbox, but it will be
just a display name, how it will appear on the web interface. It will keep compatibility with
IMAP clients;
- CC and BCC headers on the Write Email page are now initially hidden.
- When accessing the web interface initially, user will be prompted to enter
default SMTP server address;
| | 6/3/2008 11:43:33 AM |
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| ArGoSoft Mail Server .NET v1.0.5.0 | |
Web Interface
It is a major change, even though there are no significant changes in the "look and feel" of the web interface.
- Now all the communication with mail server is performed via a remoting object, which is hosted in the
mail server.
- It allows to run the mail server and the web interface on separate
computers;
- Eliminates access right problems to directories and databases;
- Web interface no longer requires SQL Server 2005 or SQL Server Express on the
computer where it runs;
- Something you've been asking for very long time!
Now users can send out HTML messages
- Almost entire text that appears in the UI is placed in resource files, allowing
easy localization of string resources;
- When going out, mail is relayd to mail server via SMTP, instead of going directly to outbox. It ensures,
that all server plugins are called, and all server generated headers (including Domain Keys) are properly inserted;
- Server and Domain Group administration temporarily are not available. We will be releasing
new separate web application, which will be doing that. Currently, you still can use old version of
web interface for administering server via web, old and new version can co-exist peacefully;
Mail Server
- Now each account has No SMTP access flag, allowing to have "incoming only" accounts; Works only when
SMTP authentication is enabled;
- Optimized the load of Edit Domain Group box. In earlier versions it was taking long time, because
that calculation of the usage was being performed at the box load. Now calculation will be not perfomed,
unless user clicks Calculate Usage link;
Following changes are related to the major change of the web interface (see above):
- Added remoting object, which is used to communicate with the web interface;
- Added Default Content-Type field to users, allowing them to select in which
initial state is the Compose Mail message body editor: plain text or HTML;
- Now each user can select the name for their Inbox.
Useful when creating localized versions.
| | 5/30/2008 11:18:43 PM |
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