IndigoMail 4.5.3 With Key X64 [Updated] ====================== IndigoMail Activation Code allows an administrator to setup different kinds of mail accounts in a friendly and powerful way, making installation, updating and maintaining a much easier process. It has an easy to understand configuration file that is easy to setup and edit. It can be used either as a stand-alone application, or it can be integrated with a CGI-script or a batch file. * Allows you to have different types of mail accounts * Allows you to setup different types of senders, recipients and sending methods. * Allows you to setup addresses and accounts with a single click. * Supports both forward and backward mode mail sending * Supports sending attachments of both type text or binary * Allows you to import and export users accounts from/to text files * Supports Quoting feature (useful with addresses with white spaces in them) * Allows administrators to setup, modify and maintain mail server accounts from GUI * Allows administrators to send mail messages from a batch file * Allows administrators to have control over to which domain the message will be sent * Allows administrators to be able to choose which domain should be used as a reply address * Allows administrators to choose the maximum number of characters in an address * Allows administrators to choose the minimum number of characters in an address * Allows administrators to choose the recipient's domain for which the address will be filtered * Allows administrators to have control over the maximum age of the mail account * Allows administrators to specify the number of successful deliveries and fails of a mail message before it will be deleted * Allows administrators to decide which spool files to be deleted * Allows administrators to decide the number of retries before a delivery failure will be considered a permanent error and will be reported to the sender as an error * Allows administrators to choose between receiving mail to a user's main mailbox or to a user's mailbox in a specific folder * Allows administrators to choose whether to use /bin/sh or /bin/csh as the shell for sending mail messages (many UNIX sendmail programs don't work properly with the /bin/sh shell) * Allows administrators to have control over the default setting for deleting mail after it has been retrieved from the spool files * Allows administrators to choose the name of the mail spool files that will be created in the system (e.g. /opt/indigo_spool/@Sender@.spool) * Allows administrators to choose the name of the mail spool files that IndigoMail 4.5.3 Activation - Integration with Microsoft Windows - Send messages using FTP and POP3 - Use the same interface as Unix Sendmail - Have a command line interface - Send messages from the command line - Send messages using CGI - Send messages from a batch file - Have a sample CGI script - Easy integration with your Website - Support for text or binary attachments - Small footprint - Execute on Windows NT (2000 and 2003) - Execute on Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows 98 Well, it did connect to my web host's SMTP server and send an email, but it was plaintext. I'd like to use what's available on the Sendmail website and have the email files sent with a binary attachment. The way I'm going about this, then, is to find a simple perl script that will take a text file and turn it into a binary file. I'm not sure if that's the case, or if my script will simply use what's available on the Sendmail website. I have gotten my script to work. It's simple: 1) Start with a text file. For example, if I have the text contents "Test 1", "Test 2", and "Test 3", I can simply create a file called "test.txt" and open the file in Notepad. 2) I use the tool'string' from the windows NT directory. This tells me what words are in my file, how long they are, and when they occur. 3) I then create a new file and use the words from the text file that I want. For example, if I create a file called "test2.bin" and then use the words Test 1, Test 2, and Test 3, then test2.bin will contain "Test 1", "Test 2", and "Test 3" in binary form. 4) I then save the contents of test2.bin as a binary file. That's all there is to it, and it's the simplest script I've ever created. The script generates a text file with all the files. List the files in ASCII form in the output file and use the output to add the files. Then go to the command prompt and type sendmail and it should work. If it's not working, check to see that you have the correct path to the sendmail.exe file. This script will be useful for you. 91bb86ccfa IndigoMail 4.5.3 IndigoMail is a compact application to send E-mail messages from the command line, CGI script, or any Windows executable. It is a Windows version of the popular Unix Sendmail program. It allows easy migration of perl scripts from Unix to Windows since it uses the same simple interface as the Unix Sendmail. It provides support for sending text and binary attachments. Send E-mail messages over the Internet. IndigoMail supports sending of e-mail messages over the Internet (SMTP and POP3 protocols) from the command line, CGI script, or any Windows executable. It is a Windows version of the popular Unix Sendmail program. It allows easy migration of perl scripts from Unix to Windows since it uses the same simple interface as the Unix Sendmail. It provides support for sending text and binary attachments. It can be easily integrated with your Website, or Commercial Application. IndigoMail is an ideal tool for Systems Administrators, Web Masters, Software Developers, and Integrators. Send E-mail messages over the Internet. IndigoMail supports sending of e-mail messages over the Internet (SMTP and POP3 protocols) from the command line, CGI script, or any Windows executable. It is a Windows version of the popular Unix Sendmail program. It allows easy migration of perl scripts from Unix to Windows since it uses the same simple interface as the Unix Sendmail. It provides support for sending text and binary attachments. It can be easily integrated with your Website, or Commercial Application. IndigoMail is an ideal tool for Systems Administrators, Web Masters, Software Developers, and Integrators. Download this tool to send email from Microsoft Exchange server using the command line. With a Windows.BAT file it is easy to send a batch of emails. To send mails in different languages please install the needed resources for localization (Addins). You can add mails to the active Exchange mailbox using the IMAP client. With a web interface you can also send mails. SendEMail is based on the "mail.exe" program from Sendmail, which is an MTA. SendEMail is available in SourceForge.net and has been tested with the newest sendmail. This utility should be used when sending lots of emails from a service on the Microsoft Exchange server. Unfortunately Exchange does not offer any built-in way to send messages; only a way to send email from the client of the Exchange server. The utility is a.BAT file, that can be run What's New In IndigoMail? 1. Easy to install and setup. 2. Built on command-line interface. 3. Easy to migrate Perl scripts from Unix to Windows. 4. Supports External Database queries. 5. Supports attachments. 6. Text MIME and Binary MIME formats. 7. Support for public / private domains. 8. Supports RBL Domain and Sender based block lists. 9. Provides full functionality with command line interface. 10. Built-in support for TCP/IP. 11. Supports POP3 and IMAP protocol. 12. Supports the fast SMTP protocol. 13. Support for Relay through a POP3/IMAP/SMTP server. 14. Can be configured to verify host names. 15. Free to use for 100 messages per day. It is also available as an Open Source project for Open Source enthusiasts. Visit the IndigoMail Project Page at to see more about IndigoMail. Here's an example session: --------------------------------------------------------------------- Install the program From the command line: - download v2.4 from the IndigoMail Download page - download the zip file to any directory - Enter the command: Unzip v2.4.zip - Enter the command: v2.4.exe - Enter the command: /passive Congratulations! You have just downloaded IndigoMail. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Starting the app From the command line: - from the IndigoMail directory - Enter the command: SendCommand Starting the program... Starting the app... The recipient's address is "eric@example.com". Address Subject Date From: To: Timestamp Message: =========================================== Incoming mail for eric@example.com. This is a text mail. Check log messages to track errors. SmtpTestSuite - SMTP tests not done. ---------------------------------------- (3) Text Attachment: Attachment.txt (4) Binary Attachment: Attachment.bin ---------------------------------------- You can send mail to a different destination using the -d option. For instance, enter the following to send mail to recipient@example2.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Sendmail / Perl script --------------------------------------------------------------------- You System Requirements For IndigoMail: At a Glance: Table of Contents: Call of Duty: Ghosts is a brand new epic experience, where players are pushed to their limits with its next-gen gameplay on the highest level of graphics to date, built on a powerful new engine. Game Features: The next chapter of the franchise brings together a new cast of unforgettable characters, while bringing new meaning to classic World War II locations. 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