Majodio Mail is a FREE enterprise quality SMTP/POP3 server

Here are some key features of "Majodio Mail":

· Multiple domain/user support
· User aliases with multiple destination mail boxes
· The ability to define banned IP addresses
· DNS Black List (DNSBL) support to reduce spam.
· Configurable encrypted email storage for security
· XML based configuration files
· Includes a friendly user interface to make configuration effortless


What's New in This Release:

· Added support for MIME 1.0 parsing. This doesn’t affect any of the current functionality but prepares the application for future enhancements.
· Added support for message filtering based on the DNSBL. This searches incoming messages for web addresses and if those web addresses are found in the DNSBL, the message is rejected unless the connecting client is allowed to relay against the server. This feature should eliminate most of the Span that comes to your server.
· Added an option on the server settings area of the UI that allows an administrator to scan or not scan incoming mail messages for spammer links.
· Renamed the SmtpConfiguration node to Configuration within the config.xml file. The application will automatically upgrade any existing installations.
· Fixed a bug that prevented undeliverable message from ever being purged from the delivery queue (regardless of the FailedMailRetryAttempts setting)
· Enhanced the SMTP client so it will check standard DNS (A and CNAME records) if no MX records are found for a given domain
· Fixed a bug in the SMTP client that would cause the MX record lookup process to fail with an error and never deliver the message
· Enhanced the persistent storage classes to offer more functionality
· Altered several uninstall messages to be more clear.
· Added tooltips to the server and domain settings areas for easier operation.
· Fixed a bug in the domain settings area that made it difficult to add/delete aliases
· Enhanced the error detection in the QueueMonitor so if messages cannot be sent (for whatever reason) they will be moved to a folder called FailedMessages
· Fixed a bug in the Persistant storage area that would prevent certain values from being read/written to properly. This bug was not causing any known issues with the mail server, but it had the possibility of causing problems.
· Fixed a bug in the logger that would cause the log entries to not be displayed right if the incoming mail only used a LF instead of CR LF
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