Glenn Anderson recently noted that he has licensed from Qualcomm Eudora Internet Mail Server (EIMS), the Mac-based POP/SMTP server. Anderson is the original author and programmer of EIMS.
With EIMS, you can use a 68030-or better equipped Macintosh running System 7.1 or later to serve e-mail to your network. The software works enables your network of users to send and receive Internet e-mail. EIMS offers filtering features and a variety of other amenities, as well.
Changes in EIMS Server 3.1 include:
Changes in EIMS Admin 3.1 include:
The latest build of EIMS, 3.1b3, is available for download from the Eudora Internet Mail Server Web site and expires at the end of the month. An alpha version of a Mac OS X-native admin utility is also available for download.
Anderson said he’ll only be officially supporting EIMS 3.1 and later. Anderson is offering a US$150 or $60 upgrade to users of EIMS 2.x and 3.0.x versions, respectively. A new license costs $400.
Unfortunately, licensing restrictions prevent Anderson from selling EIMS in France, but he hopes to have a version available in French sometime in the first half of 2002.
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