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Sun 02 Nov 2003

Postfix Enabler 1.0.1

Category : Technology/postfixenabler101.txt

Updated Postfix Enabler to include the POP server. It's now equivalent in features to Sendmail Enabler 1.1.3. I think it's now justifiable to price it back at $9.95.

I've added the ability to turn on and off the SMTP and POP server separately, and giving the application enough intelligence to indicate to the user whether either or both are active

A couple more things to work on - to see how I can patch things so that it will work on upgraded Panther machines, rather than just those that had been archived and installed, or clean installed. And to see if I can make SMTP-AUTH work by making the least amount of changes to the Apple-installed binaries.

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