| Mail Server Support
Remote
Accounts
Remote
Mail Accounts are user accounts on external POP3 servers. You can
assign MERAK to check for waiting mails on the remote server.
All
Remote Accounts either send a message to the Forward To addresses or
save the message in the mailbox path of another user account.
Name
The
name of this remote account. It is used purely for display purposes.
POP3
Specifies
the POP3 server eg. pop3.demon.com
Username
The
username of the remote POP3 account.
Password
The
password of the remote POP3 account.
APOP
Check
this to ensure that Merak logs in using the secure APOP command. The
remote server must support this. (APOP is a secure login using md5
encryption)
Leave
messages on server
Merak
will leave the messages on the remote server after retrieving them.
Forward
to
Specifies
the list of addresses separated by semi-colons to which the message(s)
should be forwarded.
Mailbox
Path
Specifies
the mailbox path where to save the retrieved messages. This is a
relative directory path for local mailboxes. This should be the same
string as for the user’s mailbox path that will receive the
messages.
Domain
POP
Specifies
that this remote account is to be used to collect mail for the entire
domain ie the remote POP3 account contains all the email for this
domain. The messages will be resolved by the header "To: ".
Eg
if a message has the header "To: Jakub Klos
<jakub@icewarp.com>", the <jakub@icewarp.com> part
will be ignored and instead Merak will search all accounts for the
name Jakub Klos. If found the message will be delivered to this user
and the "Forward to" or "Mailbox path" rules are
ignored. If no user is found the message is then delivered via the
"Forward to" or "Mailbox path" rules.
No
Name Resolving
Specifies
that when using Domain POP Merak should ignore any actual names in the
header and only lookup based on the alias. Eg. for "Jakub Klos
<jakub@icewarp.com>" Merak will ignore "Jakub
Klos" and try to find the alias jakub instead.
Use
X-Envelope-To
Specifies
that the Domain POP procedure should use the X-Envelope-To header of
the message and should send the message to the specified address.
No
Received Processing
Specifies
that the Domain POP procedure should not use the "Received:
" header and the "for" item.
Schedule
Specifies
the Schedule tasks for this remote account that need to be entered.
This is the standard Merak scheduler dialog.
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