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Reduplicator is an EIMS filter for archiving email using custom rules and criteria. Reduplicator allows email to be archived based on who it is coming from, who it is going to, what IP address it is coming from, and the use of authentication.
Reduplicator permits customisation of the archiving location to organize archived email by domain, username, and current date values.
It is known to be compatible with EIMS v3.2.0 and above, though it may very well be compatible with EIMS v3.0.0 and above; no direct testing for compatibility with these older versions of EIMS has been done at this time. There are no expectations that Reduplicator is compatible with versions of EIMS before EIMS v3.0.0 at all.
Main features:
- Full, user definable archiving of all SMTP connections;
- Definable rules to archive upon, criteria including:
- Remote IP with Significant Bits;
- MAIL FROM with wildcard support;
- RCPT TOs with wildcard support;
- Use of SMTP AUTH;
- Split recipients into discrete archive documents by:
- Unique recipient domains;
- Unique recipient full addresses;
- Remove multiple recipient by:
- Unique recipient domains;
- Unique recipient full addresses;
- Custom directory to archive into for each rule;
- Support for substitions in archive directories, including:
- Remote IP;
- Remote IP rule parameter;
- MAIL FROM username;
- MAIL FROM domain;
- RCPT TO username;
- RCPT TO domain;
- current full date (YYYYMMDD format);
- current year (YYYY format);
- current month (MM format);
- current day (DD format);
- Hierarchical archiving of email by any/all of:
- Remote IP;
- Remote IP rule parameter;
- MAIL FROM username;
- MAIL FROM domain;
- RCPT TO username;
- RCPT TO domain;
- current full date (YYYYMMDD format);
- current year (YYYY format);
- current month (MM format);
- current day (DD format);
- Rules that can act as exceptions to archiving;
- Operation of multiple rules on single email;
- Does not interrupt operation of EIMS;
- No quitting of EIMS application required for rule changes;
- Compatibility with Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X;
- Compatibility with EIMS and EIMS X;
- Email notification of error conditions.
Enhancements:
- Updated preferences code to correct bugs with commenting out invalid preference lines as well as correcterror message for invalid default pref.
- Simplified error logging code.
- Changed code to return the actual error code that occurred if temp file could not be created; this error code is displayed in error log entry and notification manager alert.

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.

Enhancements:
Version 5.1.5b1:

• [LATERAL] Added instrumentation which may help track down certain types of DNS issues.
• [LATERAL] Probe group member probes are now displayed in the status window in a predictable order. (Alphabetical by probe name, then by label.) (73908)
• [BUG FIX] Correctly handle sparse ifTables, as reported by certain Cisco devices. (73648)
• [BUG FIX] Truncate SMS notifications to 160 characters and add log entry about it. (73733)
• [BUG FIX] Allow more than 63 characters for the combined USM information in the snmpwalk server command. (73812)
• [BUG FIX] Return error and avoid crash when IM Auth server is disabled during remote login. (73842)
• [BUG FIX] Map status probe now correctly reflects map status due to automatic acknowledgement of probe group member probes in indefinite maintenance mode. (73617)

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- "Address Book Updates" from QuickMail Server recognized in the stand alone message window even if the message was read
- Improved some interoperability issues with SMTP-AUTH
- Fixed "lost contact during address book upgrade from 3.0" issue
- Allow end user to activate the client via a QuickMail Server
- Improved interoperability with non-QuickMail POP servers
- Fixed the startup delay when using a non-QuickMail POP server