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Mdaemon local queue
Mdaemon local queue







The option “Only send antivirus update notification on failure” is now enabled by default, and when updating to MDaemon 19, it will be enabled the first time MDaemon starts up. The service can also now be configured to pass a custom host name to the connecting client on a per-service basis (for example: administrators can configure ActiveSync to connect to and IMAP to connect to, etc.). This allows users who have multiple browser tabs open to be notified when they have been logged out without having to switch tabs.Īutodiscover support has been expanded to accommodate a wider variety of connecting clients (including eM Client, Thunderbird, Outlook, and others). MDaemon Webmail will display (EXPIRED) on the browser tab when a user’s session has expired. When logging in for the first time, MDaemon Webmail users will receive a prompt asking if they would like to create an “All Unread” and “All Flagged” saved search for convenient, one-click access to unread or important messages. Webmail – “All Unread” & “All Flagged” Saved Searches When a given number of authentication failures has been reached, or when an account has been frozen, the user is notified so that corrective action can be taken. MDaemon’s Dynamic Screening feature includes the option to send authentication failure and frozen account reports to end users. This allows domains and host names to have their own assigned SSL/TLS certificate, rather than having to share a single certificate.Įmail Security – Authentication Failure & Frozen Account Reports MDaemon supports TLS Server Name Indication (SNI). This allows administrators to create a rule that will add a custom warning to the top of all email messages originating from external sources – providing extra protection against phishing attempts by alerting users to treat these messages with extra care.Įmail Security – Support for Separate SSL Certificates for Each Host/Domain

mdaemon local queue

Full documentation can be found in the MDaemon\Docs\API\XML-API\ directory.Įmail Security – External Message WarningĪ new “External Message” Content Filter condition has been added, along with a new “Add a warning to the top of the message” action. Developers can use these expanded features to display or manipulate the content of user mailboxes. Folders and their contents can be created, deleted, renamed, and moved using the API. MDaemon’s XML-API has been expanded to include additional capabilities. Instructions for changing this behavior to launch the MDaemon console by default can be found in the MDaemon release notes.Įmail Server – Enhanced Integration with Third-Party Plugins Note: The “Start MDaemon” Start Menu shortcut on new installations now defaults to opening a browser to MDaemon Remote Administration rather than opening an MDaemon Configuration Session.









Mdaemon local queue