Download MDaemon 9.52

Alt-N Technologies updated its email server software to version 9.52 a few days ago. MDaemon is a mail server for the Windows platform with built-in anti-virus and anti-spam capabilities. In addition, address, task lists and calendars can be shared, and senders can be validated by means of DomainKeys or Sender ID. A comprehensive overview of all possibilities is available here this page to find. The changelog for this release shows the following changes:

Changes in MDaemon 9.52:

• [5295] Trusted Hosts and IPs are now allowed to relay by default to preserve the older behavior in previous versions of MDaemon. You can enable/disable this behavior using a switch in the Relay Settings UI. You should check this switch because 9.5x might have set it to disabled in which case this new default will not take effect.
• [5290] Added options to relay settings. When validating MAIL/RCPT values ​​exemptions can now be made for trusted IPs and/or authenticated sessions. This required several changes to the relay settings UI.
• [5291] MDaemon will cleanup .TMP files orphaned in the APP folder at startup.
• [5292] Trusted IPs will not be caught by the Dynamic Screening option to block frequent connections.
• [5293] Added ‘Activate’ button to SecurityPlus registration UI.
• [5275] fix to outbound mail may not be processed if mail is being delivered to a host requiring POP before SMTP
• [3382] fix to ComAgent server propertysheet settings not saved after browsing mail client
• [5281] fix to WorldClient simple theme does not send message to CC addresses
• [5270] fix to limited space in email field within gateways|forwarding UI
• [5271] fix to MDAV references in inappropriate places
• [5311] fix to event times are incorrect with Sync4j BlackBerry SyncML client
• [5315] fix to orphaned local.cf.wrk file in SA rules folder
• [5316] fix to attachment rules not working in CF and possible CF crash when using attachment related rules
• [5317] fix to configuration session reseting root UI node counters
• [5318] fix to content filter incorrectly parsing out email address from a header

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