mysqlSendmail

If you are searching for software to automate Sendmail management, then mysqlSendmail could be the answer. However, before you download and install it, make sure you have the mySQL server and client libs installed and running on the same machine as the application. You should also know the root password for security reasons, which can be found in the install script in mainfunc.h.

The latest release of mysqlSendmail includes several important features to enhance its functionality. These features include fixing the lost mysqlISP mysqlSendmail sync when tUser insert failed based on the tUser.cLogin already used and deployed. You can check notes in mail.c to find out more about this feature. Additionally, the release adds missing mysql_close() for error log cleanup, which is important for debugging purposes.

If you need to quickly add tDomain to tAccess, tLocal and tVUT, the new quick tDomain add feature will come in handy. Furthermore, with the addition of the new main link host name, release info, and changed nav button widths, you can easily navigate through the application. Finally, for added security, the release includes the special "_private" cEnterPasswd value to hide clear text passwds after cPasswd is already set up.

Overall, mysqlSendmail is an excellent Sendmail management tool that can help automate a lot of tasks. With its latest release, it appears to have made several improvements that make it a worthy addition to any system.