For example, for, you need to enter the full address, not just “dave.warren”įor Gmail you should set MDaemon to delete mail from the server as Gmail doesn’t account honour this, instead Gmail allows you to control what happens to mail after it’s downloaded (Leave it in the Inbox, Archive it, Delete it) :995 tells MDaemon to use port 995, and MDaemon automatically switches to SSL mode since SSL is required for port 995.įor Gmail, enter the hostname “:995”, the username which must include the portion. To set up MultiPOP to pull mail from a POP3 account which requires SSL, open the MultiPOP dialog, enter the hostname or POP3 server name followed by :995 There are a number of ways to access the MultiPOP configuration for an account, through MDaemon’s account editor, through WorldClient or WebAdmin (both web options only being available if the user is allowed to use MultiPOP). As it turns out, MDaemon actually does support Gmail, and other SSL enabled POP3 hosts. What isn’t obvious is how to support hosts like Gmail, which require SSL.
The dialog has simple hostname, username, password fields, plus options to leave mail on server or not. MDaemon has a feature called MultiPOP which, when enabled, will cause MDaemon to download all messages from one or more POP3 accounts and deliver them directly to a MDaemon user’s mailbox.
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