Essentially, I want to route *@*.example.com to some IP address or domain name (i.e. 192.168.1.1 or mx.example2.com). The messages would be coming from inside. We would not be relaying those messa...

Here is a copy of the script I wrote.  Its more complicated than it probably needs to be but I opted to extract the attachment and re-add it because I already had a script that was doing somet...

Aaron, Think that turning that delete option off will allow it to work.  Would like to limit the attachments handled, but it has to be specific file names, no wild-cards.  Or just from s...

There is an option for attachment linking to delete the file when the message is deleted.  If you are using POP3 to collect the message and have it configured to delete messagese from the serv...

Aaron, Think that for attachment linking, the option to delete from the server when the message is deleted is turned on by default, I was able to test it with another account, turning that off and...

@Arron No, the file is not there.  Routing log says it was successfully extracted.  I think when it was pulled down to Eudora, it was removed from the inbox and that deletes the files.&nb...

Does the message still exist in the mailbox?   Does the routing log show any errors when extracting the attachment? Does the attachmentlinking.dat file still contain an entry for the fi...

I've requested the AutoDiscover log a number of times and am still unclear on what it shows because the log snippet provided is from (TestExchangeConnectivity.com) and does not appear to be from se...

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@Arron That sounds interesting to try.   Here are the images from trying to use Attachment Linking.  I have it set to be managed by Webmail.  They can access Webmail on their compu...

@Arron Hi Arron I guess all that answers are in the previous posts but here we go: if there is no activity for the MDDP service, the MDDP log will be created in the MDaemon\Logs directory.  ...

Do you want the messages to be routed to a specific domain?  For example, is *@*.example.com being routed to *@example.com ok? Do you know the sending IP address of these messages and is it c...

I would like to route everything *@*.example.com (including *@example.com) to an external relay (or to a different relay than the default one, if a default is configured). As far as I was told the...

I have a powershell script that will save the attachment to disk, rename the file and then attach the new file to the email.  It is not yet deleting the old attachment.  It is probably mo...

I got it working post-upgrade from 2012 R2 to 2019. After several attempts and roll backs. Deleting the service and re-creating it was the only solution. I am just glad myself and my hosting client...

Were you ever prompted to reboot during the installs or uninstalls?  If you were prompted, did you reboot? If the service is marked for deletion, you need to reboot the machine so the service...

I created the service again (sc create binPath="c:\mdaemon\app\mdaemon.exe") command prompt and this time it appears to not fail. Fingers crossed.

I stand corrected, email stopped again after logging off.

It seems to have been corrected now. So please close this thread. 

Aaron if  I try to install the services from Setup I get an error mdaemon  Service can't install service error 1509