Thanks - I'll ask about that but I dont know if they have that as a solution its only a small reseller account that they operate. Will post a comment back on Monday after I've spoken to them
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Browse All TopicsI've recently installed a Xandros Server which comes with Scalix. I've setup the mail directory all OK and internal emails are sending and receiving with no problems. I am also able to send emails out via the SMTP relay to the internet.
We have a domain with mail hosting provided that we can set up a catch all pop mailbox, what I would like to do is to get scalix to collect that email and then distribute it to the local users
[Yes I know the easiest thing is to ditch the hosting and point the MX record directly at the Scalix server but management want to keep the email hosting catch all address for the moment]
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by: gaffiePosted on 2009-07-04 at 16:54:51ID: 24778418
Go for the batched SMTP solution at your providers. This means they receive the mail and send it to you through SMTP (etrn) instead of try pulling it with POP3 or something...