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Bernard Teo
MailServe helps Mac users set up a totally buzzword-compliant mail server in less than a minute, the Mac Way. It sets up SMTP, POP3, IMAP and Fetchmail services, including support for SSL and SMTP authentication.
What's New
Version 4.1.4:
- MailServe Snow now creates SSL test certs and cert requests at 2048 bits.
- Also, MailServe Snow uses Procmail to integrate Postfix, Dovecot and SpamBayes to implement spam filtering.
- With version 4.1.4, there is a now a new feature for setting up custom Procmail directives that will be processed before or after the default procmailrc set up for spam filtering.
- The default procmailrc can also be edited and there's a button to revert the directives back to their default state if, for some reason, the custom edits don't work.
Version 4.1.4:
- MailServe Snow now creates SSL test certs and cert requests at 2048 bits.
- Also, MailServe Snow uses Procmail to integrate Postfix, Dovecot and SpamBayes to implement spam filtering.
- With version 4.1.4, there is a now a new feature for setting up custom Procmail directives that will be processed before or after the default procmailrc set up for spam filtering.
- The default more...
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
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MailServe helps Mac users set up a totally buzzword-compliant mail server in less than a minute, the Mac Way. It sets up SMTP, POP3, IMAP and Fetchmail services, including support for SSL and SMTP authentication.
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alcourt reviewed on 22 Oct 2011
Virtual folders never could be set up correctly, even inserting stock code in the custom directives section straight from the dovecot manuals.
I contacted the author once, after over a month of waiting for a response, gave up.
While it was good software at the time, I find myself wishing I could find a better solution that used more current dovecot.
Qt1 reviewed on 23 Sep 2009
v 3.04 didn't have the right TLS options. Emailed Bernard who was super responsive, and even built me a new version, 3.06, which works great!
My only tiny tiny suggestion is that the Auth and TLS options are not 100% clear.
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talazem reviewed on 06 Jul 2008
If you're relatively new (as I am) to setting up your own mail server behind a router at home or at the office, then make sure to check out the handful of truly helpful write-ups he has on his website: "OS X and Broadband and the Airport Base Station", "Send Email Anywhere", and other very helpful writings that helped me configure my system safely and get it up and running. Thanks, Bernard!
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a.demaid reviewed on 17 Dec 2007
Moved from Postfix Enabler in Sept. after asking "should I wait until there was a Leopard version". No answer so bought it anyway. Upgraded to Leopard in Nov. Tiger version doesn't work and there is no upgrade for recent purchasers. Hence value rating.
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Um, is that a new mail protocol in Leopard?
Since when where POP, SMTP, IMAP or whatever considered "buzzwords"?
Sorry, but that has to be the dumbest description for an application that I've ever heard.
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gryphonent reviewed on 05 Nov 2007
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jblakeh900 reviewed on 23 Aug 2006
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Cortig reviewed on 05 May 2006
Well worth the investment IMVHO.
Disclaimer: I liked it enough to decide to devote some time participating in the localization of the app in French - though I have no other personnal interest in it.
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Bernard: "[refunds et al] ...will waste my time. The product is so cheap that the time you take from me answering your questions cost more than the cost of the product."
So expect no trials, nor too much support! Paid = gone.
Ojiad rated on 22 Dec 2011