Free communigate pro 5.2.17 software for mac

Stalker CommuniGate Server 3.2.1 comes with many useful features to allow you to store all messages composed by users and received via communication modules.

Major Features:

1. Enables users to connect from the same machine or via an AppleEvent-compatible network
2. Enables users to employ the CommuniGate Client software or other compatible products to compose, view, read and process messages;
3. Creates the run-time environment for communication modules, reducing the size of the modules and increasing the overall efficiency;
4. Routes messages to various systems and/or modules employing the built-in Router.
5. Processes incoming mail for the local accounts, following the Rules specified by the users.

Requirements:

• MacOS-compatible computer MacOS 7.0 or better
• Optional: AppleTalk network to serve multiple "native" CommuniGator clients and/or AppleTalk-based mailer applications.
• TCP/IP network to serve multiple TCP/IP-based mailer applications.
• Any modem(s) to send pager messages.
• Fax Class 2 or Fax Class 2.0 modem(s) to send and/or receive faxes.
• Any modem(s) to exchage mail via UUCP.
• Any type of the Internet connection to exchange mail via the Internet protocols.

Stalker CommuniGate List 1.5.1 is a beneficial and easy-to-use communication module which implements mailing lists and message distribution.

The module itself maintains lists information, creating of message digests, and message distribution. Actual message delivery is implemented with the CommuniGate kernel and other CommuniGate modules. Mailing lists used for message distribution can contain E-mail, Fax, Pager and other addresses supported with the CommuniGate system. The List module can maintain several mailing lists simultaneously. Each mailing list can have its own set of options. Since the List module receives all messages via the CommuniGate kernel, data conversions (as MIME decoding) are always performed.

The List supports the "feed" operation mode, when each posted message is immediately distributed to all subscribers. List also supports the "digest" operation mode, when posted messages are composed into digests which are sent to the subscribers at specified times. The List supports archiving of digests and retrieving of back issues via E-mail and supports moderated mailing lists. List stores subscription lists as tab-delimited text files. It allows you to create applications that can easily manipulate with mailing lists. List is optimized to process large (multi-thousand subscribers) mailing lists effectively.

Stalker CommuniGate File 1.4 is a powerful program that makes it quick and easy to send messages: if an application composes a message as a plain text file and places that file in the CommuniGate File OutBox folder.

The CommuniGate File module reads it and submits the message to the system in the same way as if that messages was read from the Internet. Applications can use the CommuniGate File module to receive messages: if a message is addressed/routed to File module, the user_name part of the address is used as a name of a folder or a text file inside the CommuniGate File InBoxes folder.

If a folder is found, the CommuniGate File module stores the message in that folder as a plain text file. If a text file is found, the CommuniGate File module appends the message (converted to the plain text format) to the file. So, each application can have its own InBox and it can receive messages either by scanning the folder and reading the text files found, or by reading the mailbox text file. The CommuniGate File module allows you to use the CommuniGate Server with some mailers that can exchange messages via the file system.

For example, you can use Eudora in its "UUCP" mode on machines connected to the File Server that also runs the CommuniGate Server. It is especially useful if you use PPP on the CommuniGate Server: since the current version of MacOS does not allow to use TCP/IP via Ethernet if you use PPP, unless you have a router, computers on your Ethernet network cannot access the Server via the regular SMTP and POP protocols.