mini-Relay V0.9.77d    Suggested by bugmenot - Added on 25 May 2006 310KB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (826) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (10) - Post comment - Permalink

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 C.J.: This is the most useful little program ever!!!

Finally, I can now send e-mail from my Thunderbird client anywhere I travel, from any network. Just start miniRelay, set your outgoing SMTP server to your localhost (127.0.0.1), and that's it.

I love it!
CJ [2006-10-03 08:06]

 chynakym: works great!!!!! better than free smtp server or smart post. Just note your outgoing smtp as localhost in your mail proggie and away you go..... [2006-10-20 00:04]

 Gio: Good idea. Pity that it freeze my system every time I try to send an e-mail out with Thunderbird. [2006-11-13 10:24]

 CD: Very nice little piece of software. I confirm that it works on nPOP, Thunderbird and Eudora without any problems. I have no stability issues and use it nearly daily. [2007-01-06 08:41]

 Rollie: My Norton Antivirus is flagging EzUpdate.exe as a trojan virus. Is it a false alarm? [2007-03-10 05:23]

 Telamon: Worked like a charm to me, very handy... [2008-01-31 01:01]

 Bogart: Be careful !
I suppose it is not a false alarm.
My " Avast !" detected the virus
" Dragonmailbomb " in mini-Relay
I didn't install it !!! [2008-04-16 23:17]

 TonG: In many cases I could not send mail because mail servers complain about invalid identification, see below:

Your email was blocked by the XS4ALL mail servers.
The mailserver (a62-251-14-49.adsl.xs4all.nl [62.251.14.49]) that delivered the message at the XS4ALL mailservers identified itself as "xs4all.nl".
This identification (HELO or EHLO string) is not valid, and the recipient has chosen to block messages with an invalid HELO. [2008-07-03 01:25]

 EricF: I keep on getting socket error # 10054. Can anybody help me with this please? Many thanks! [2009-03-02 14:13]

 KC: Antivirus may tag this as "Dragonmailbomb" because the program has been used as a spamming tool. It is not a virus, or trojan and is completely safe to use. Be aware that some ISPs will detect mail sent from miniRelay and reject them (i.e. Comcast) [2010-05-24 15:43]

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