Filename |
Description |
---|---|
addressb-add.wm |
Add to AddressBook page. |
addressb-table.wm |
AddressBook table. |
addressb.wm |
AddressBook listing page. |
attachment-no.wm |
No attachment text. |
attachment-table.wm |
Attachment table |
attachment-yes.wm |
Attachment exists. |
composeemail.wm |
Compose email. |
footer.wm |
Footer html. |
header.wm |
Header html. |
help.wm |
Help button html. |
jump-table.wm |
Jump email page table. |
listemails-table.wm |
List emails table. |
listemails.wm |
List emails main html page. |
loginerror.wm |
Access denied page. |
newuser-thankyou.wm |
Page displayed after new user registration. |
newuser.wm |
New User Registration page. |
nomail.wm |
No mail text. |
priority-high.wm |
High priority text. |
priority-low.wm |
Low priority text. |
priority-normal.wm |
Normal priority text. |
reademail.wm |
Read email page. |
reply.wm |
Reply email page, includes dual To: field. |
servererror.wm |
Server Error page. |
userlogin.wm |
User login page. |
userlogin2.wm |
User login page for New User Registration feature. |
Variable |
Location |
Description |
---|---|---|
*!WMVERSION!* |
Anywhere |
WebMail/2 logo name |
*!WMUSER!* |
Anywhere |
User email ID, effective after user login. |
*!WMPASS!* |
Anywhere |
User password, only used for administration, effective after user login. |
*!WMFILENAME!* |
Anywhere |
The actual CGI filename (webmail2.cmd), reported by SCRIPT_NAME environment. |
*!WMEMAILNUM!* |
Inbox, Read |
The number represents a specific email on the email server. |
*!WMEMAILFROM!* |
Inbox, Read, Compose |
Email source address (From: field). |
*!WMEMAILSUBJECT!* |
Inbox, Read, Compose |
Email subject (Subject: field) |
*!WMEMAILDATE!* |
Inbox, Read |
Email date (Date: field) |
*!WMEMAILBODY!* |
Read, Compose |
The body of the email while reading, or replying. |
*!WMEMAILTABLE!* |
Inbox |
Table listing emails on email server. |
*!SERVERERROR!* |
Anywhere |
If there is an error, this variable is initialized. |
*!WMATTACHMENT!* |
Inbox, Read |
Shows attachment status. |
*!WMEMAILPRIORITY!* |
Inbox, Read |
Show email priority level. |
*!WMAUTHID!* |
Anywhere |
Unique ID number set by cookies, effective after user login. |
*!WMATTACHMENTSTABLE!* |
Read |
List of file attachments. |
*!WMATTACHFILE!* |
Attachment Table |
Attachment filename. |
*!WMJUMPTABLE!* |
Inbox |
Page numbers of email pages. |
*!WMJUMPPAGE!* |
Jump Table |
Page number. |
*!WMPREVEMAILNUM!* |
Read |
Previous email number. |
*!WMNEXTEMAILNUM!* |
Read |
Next email number |
*!WMEMAILCC!* |
Compose |
List of emails for Cc: field, separated by spaces. |
*!WMEMAILREPLYTO!* |
Compose |
Replaced with the From: email when Reply-To: exists. |
*!WMPAGE!* |
Anywhere |
Points to the current Inbox page. |
*!WMTOTALSIZE!* |
Inbox |
Total size (kb) of emails in the account. |
*!WMADDRBTABLE!* |
AddressBook |
Table listing AddressBook entries. |
*!WMADDRBALIAS!* |
AddressBook |
The alias for this AddressBook entry. |
*!WMADDRBNAME!* |
AddressBook |
The name for this AddressBook entry. |
*!WMADDREMAIL!* |
AddressBook |
The email for this AddressBook entry. |
Application |
URL |
---|---|
JunkSpy 2.0 or later |
JunkSpy is a junk mail detector for OS/2. It runs between WebMail/2 and the POP3 server. When an email is detected as junk the body of the email is replaced with an appropriate message telling the user that the particular email is junk.
Bellow are the instructions to configure JunkSpy with WebMail/2.
1) Install JunkSpy, version 2.0 or later.
2) Start JunkSpy. If you have a POP3 server running on the same machine
you'll get an error that JunkSpy couldn't bind the TCP port, that is not
a problem, ignore the error.
3) Right-click on JunkSpy and select Settings->Post Office.
4) At the top of the window, section "Servers", enter the IP address of
the machine running your POP3 and SMTP servers. Those are the same addresses
that you use in WebMail/2 under the WebManager settings.
5) At the bottom of the window enable "Local Connection", and enter in
the "Listen Port" section the number 111. If you have something else using
TCP port 111 then enter a free TCP port number.
6) Again right-click on JunkSpy and select Settings->Detector.
7) At the "Action" settings select "Destroy Message". You might also
want to disable the External Detectors if you are on dialup.
8) Start WebManager go to the "Settings - Page 1". At the "POP3/SMTP Servers"
section change the IP address and Port number of the POP3 server to point
to the IP and Port of the machine running JunkSpy. The port number is
the same as the one entered under the "Local Connection" in JunkSpy.
9) Restart JunkSpy and WebManager for the settings to take effect.
It's strongly suggested to use JunkSpy at the same machine as your email server and to use the local loopback (127.0.0.1) address for communications between the two programs and the email server for improved performance.