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New: Special POPcon NOTES variant for Lotus Notes Domino Server.
This variant of POPcon is tailored for usage with Domino. It handles Domino SMTP Messages that indicate a non-existing recipient like "550 <<>>... No such user".
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New: Wordlists for user-defined blacklists and whitelists can now be exported and imported to/from textfiles
This feature was on the top of our wishlist because so many of our users asked for it.
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New: Support for "X-MailScanner-To" and "X-Rcpt-Original" Header
These two email headers often contain BCC and recipient addresses and are now supported.
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New: Remove read receipt requests from incoming emails
This feature removes read receipt requests from incoming emails and allows administrators to keep read receipts enabled internally while stopping external read receipt requests.
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Improved: Support for very long multi-line "received..for" headers
Previous versions could have problems detecting all recipients from very long "received..for" headers. This version corrects the problem.
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Improved: Support for Exchange blocking emails because of IMF
Exchange can block incoming emails because matches in the intelligent mail filter or because of sender IP address. This version of POPcon allows the administrator to configure POPcon's reaction to the various SMTP errors in these cases. POPcon can move messages into a BADMAIL folder, delete them or retry them.
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Improved: Lowercase characters only in recipient addresses.
Strangely Exchange sometimes does not match the recipient addresses for emails sent to email-enabled public folders when the recipient address relayed by POPcon is not all lowercase letters. This version of POPcon converts all recipient email addresses to lowercase before relaying them to Exchange.
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Bugfix: Tagging messages as [SPAM] did not work without Subject header
Older versions of POPcon could not tag spam messages as [SPAM] in the subject if they were sent without a subject tag in the mail header. Corrected in this version.
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Bugfix: Problems with the name resolution of the SMTP/Exchange server could crash POPcon
Older version could crash in case the SMTP/Exchange server name entered in POPcon could not be resolved into an IP address. Fixed in this version.
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Improved: Can now work with reused UIDs in POP3 comms
Older versions could get confused about which emails were already downloaded when ISP's POP3 server reused UIDs in the POP3 communications. This version assigns life spans for UIDs and no longer has this problem.
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Improved: Handles message/partial MIME tags
Exchange seems to no longer accept message/partial emails - POPcon now detects this rejection and handles it like other IMF rejections.