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- Route incoming POP3 mail by parsing message headers @reference
- ly detect who the message is for. The **Accepted Domains** setting tells VPOP3 which addresses it should ... addresses for the other company. In the Accepted Domains box, specify a list of your registered domains, separated by semi-colons (;). Do NOT put preceding @ characters. For instance: <code> domain1.com;domain2.com;domain3.com </code> If you only
- Mappings @reference
- r list) will have implied Mappings of <username>@<domains> -> <username> . For an explanation of the <domains> value, see the //Domains to use// section of this article. The implied Mappings only apply if there ar... ble default user -> user mappings" option). =====Domains to use===== For implied Mappings or Mappings wit
- Settings -> Local Mail -> General @reference
- t fundamentally important settings. =====Default Domain===== In the majority//**†**// of cases, this is the domain name that VPOP3 will use when sending automated m... y receive a message from ''Mailer_Daemon@[default domain]''. =====Local Domains===== The **Local Domains** box contains a list of domains, for which mail should
- Handling mail for multiple incoming domains @how_to
- ======Handling mail for multiple incoming domains====== VPOP3 can easily handle mail for several incoming domains. Exactly how you do it depends on the exact situation. =====All domains are 'aliases'====== If the domains are aliases of each other, for instance, you have 'mycompany.com' an
- Initial Configuration Tasks @how_to
- re the things you need to do: - Set your Local Domain - Create a [[Create a connection method|Connect... ists]] {{tag>configuration}} =====Set your Local Domain===== The 'Local Domain' tells VPOP3 what email addresses should be handled by VPOP3. For most people, they will have a registered domain, such as mycompany.com. To set this in VPOP3, g
- Signing outgoing mail with DKIM @how_to
- utgoing mail with DKIM====== DKIM, also known as DomainKeys Identified Mail, is a form of email authentic... ails to prove that they were sent from authorized domains and aren't fake emails. Companies like Google an... ou need to have access to the DNS server for your domain. This might be your own DNS server, or one provided by your domain registry. Now you need to generate a public key
- SMTP Server -> Spam Reduction @reference
- [wp>Email_spoofing|email address spoofing]] =====Domainkeys===== "Domainkeys" is a way of signing a message to show that it comes from the person it claims to co... m. If you have VPOP3 signing outgoing mail using Domainkeys, you should store the private keys in PEM format in a file called **domainkey_<domain name>_<selector>.key** in the VPOP3 di
- How to tell VPOP3 that some users in the local domain are not to be handled by VPOP3 @how_to
- ===How to tell VPOP3 that some users in the local domain are not to be handled by VPOP3====== In some situ... though they may have an email address on the same domain as other users. For instance, if your domain is **domain.com,** you may have VPOP3 users **fred**, **kate** and **jim** who are all defined as users i
- Sender Domain Must Resolve @how_to
- ======Sender Domain Must Resolve====== If you receive an 'SMTP Client Error' something like: ''451 (user@domain.com) Sender Domain Must Resolve'' this means that the ISP's mail server cannot find the domain.com part of the email address. Often this means
- Sender Policy Framework / SPF @how_to
- rvers which IP addresses can send mail from which domains. It is designed to reduce 'spoofing' of email ad... act of messages sent pretending to come from your domain name. - checking SPF on incoming mail. This is ... l know which IP addresses can send mail from your domain, this is configured in your DNS settings for your domain, //not// in your email server. When someone recei
- Setting up VPOP3 to work with Exchange 2003 @how_to
- ng up Exchange to accept mail for the appropriate domain==== - On the Exchange Server computer go to St... at there is an entry for Type SMTP, with Address @domain.com where domain.com is the email domain which VPOP3 will forward to Exchange. Usually this is created automatically for y
- Exchange 2007 @how_to
- ng up Exchange to accept mail for the appropriate domain==== - On the Exchange Server computer go to **... t**. On the right-hand side select the **Accepted Domains** tab, and make sure that your email domain is listed in there in the **Accepted Domain** column - On the **E-Mail Address Policies** tab, right-cl
- DMARC Reporter Script @reference
- mise how VPOP3 sends DMARC reports to the sending domain. This can be useful in case the sending domain's DMARC configuration is incorrect as that can cause error... v6.7 and later. ====CheckRecipients==== For each domain to which a DMARC aggregate report will be sent, V... idate the report's recipients CheckRecipients(<Domain>, <RUA entry from DMARC record>, <start time>, <e
- Signature Script @reference
- pe, AuthSender, Sender) if string.find(Sender, "@domain1%.com$") then if Type == "PLAIN" then return "This is the signature for domain1" else return "<p>This is the HTML signature for domain1</p>" end elseif string.find(Sender, "@domain2%.com$") then if Type == "PLAIN" then return "This
- Mail Sender Advanced Settings @reference
- s]] -> (name) -> Advanced =====Advanced===== ====Domain Filtering==== For VPOP3 v6.11 and later, see [[http://www.pscs.co.uk/manual/index.html?sender_domain_filtering.html|the Domain Filtering section]] of the user manual. The **Domain Filtering** box lets you restrict which email messa
