I would like to add for admins to see user passwords

Thanks for the reply, I have fixed the issue.

I guess there is no answer for this from ME. I have a proper SPF DNS settings and I still get this warning. Not sure what ME wants to find.

So I should just disable it altogether?
What is Mailenable's position on this?

How can I reset the bayesian filter dictionary. The dictionary is so messed up, many legitimate emails are getting flagged now.
Can I just delete the dictionary and it will start over?
if there is no way, I will have to disable it.

I don't know what happened, but the only two email accounts I have that are using MAPI are resending already sent emails. I am using Thunderbird and Outlook. Obviously Outlook is using MAPI. If I have TB open then open Outlook the entire send folder is sent on the local server address 127.0.0.1 agai...

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Interesting someone with so much Exchange experience saying Outlook is crap. I agree which is why I am not supporting it anymore with my users.
I also have been in IT a long time, since 1977 and started as a hardware design engineer with Wang Labs.

Not paying for ME or MS support to fix their issue. It's ME who should be on a support call with MS, not me. Not an issue anymore since everyone is willing to switch to TB or webmail. Problem solved. Besides, I am not the one with issues, remote users are. So next to impossible to debug on a support...

I just took the easy approach and told all users to switch to Thunderbird and import from Outlook. I don't have the time to deal with this issue anymore. Thunderbird supports CardDAV/CalDAV and address books. The newest version, 78, has everything my users require and is very fast even with huge mai...

What you meant is add the same authenticated users rule and add the stop processing filters action to the top of any PO or mailbox rule that has filters. That is good to know and would be nice if it was completely explained in one of your docs. So some global filters actions have no effect on PO or ...

Common item here seems to be Server 2019 which is suppose to be faster than 2016. Maybe Outlook is looking for Exchange because of something Server 2019 responds to? Just grasping at this point. And you are correct, large mailboxes are MUCH slower than small ones. Why is that? The only reasonable an...

Anyone? Thunderbird and webmail works fine. Outlook is slow. My customers need outlook because of their calendars and personal folders.

Have to backtrack on that last post. MAPI is also slow. Thunderbird is quick and works as expected as does webmail, but Outlook is very slow. Just sent an email in Outlook and it was in the outbox for 2 minutes before it got sent out. What's going on? My ME version is 10.31 and Outlook is 2016. Anot...