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I've been googling for several hours and still don't have the ideal solution.
My setup: One catch-all (multidrop) email account on domain hosted at ISP. Intranet email server that basically retrieves and routes all messages to the correct (local) email accounts.
Summary of software and solutions I have played with so far:
1. Linux Redhat server with local POP3 accounts. Use fetchmail & trestlemail to get incoming mail. Few limitations regarding more than one recipient, aliases etc
2. Scalix server with POPBeamer to retrieve & route messages from ISP.
3. Microsoft Exchange Serve 2003 with POP3 Connector: Works great except for Envelope-To headers ,licensing issues and Microsoft...
Anyone that can recommend software (preferably Linux based) that will address my needs? All Employees / clients should be able to connect to email server (POP3 / HTTP) and get all messages that were addressed to them dropped in the multidrop account @ ISP. And local messages should be delivered locally, no need to go through ISP.
Thanks
My setup: One catch-all (multidrop) email account on domain hosted at ISP. Intranet email server that basically retrieves and routes all messages to the correct (local) email accounts.
Summary of software and solutions I have played with so far:
1. Linux Redhat server with local POP3 accounts. Use fetchmail & trestlemail to get incoming mail. Few limitations regarding more than one recipient, aliases etc
2. Scalix server with POPBeamer to retrieve & route messages from ISP.
3. Microsoft Exchange Serve 2003 with POP3 Connector: Works great except for Envelope-To headers ,licensing issues and Microsoft...
Anyone that can recommend software (preferably Linux based) that will address my needs? All Employees / clients should be able to connect to email server (POP3 / HTTP) and get all messages that were addressed to them dropped in the multidrop account @ ISP. And local messages should be delivered locally, no need to go through ISP.
Thanks