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 Atmail 6.3.5 - Security update

January 11, 2012

Hot on the heels of our last release comes Atmail 6.3.5. This is a patch update which resolves various XSS and potential vulnerabilities.

Atmail 6.3.5 includes security updates to the Atmail including small bug fixes to Webmail, WebAdmin panel, and underlying systems.

For a full, comprehensive list, see our changelog.

Follow these steps to update your install in under 5 minutes. If you need assistance with your upgrade, don’t hesitate to contact our support team. We are more than happy to make the upgrade an easier process for you.


Filed under: Frontpage — Ben Duncan @ 11:14 pm

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 Atmail Cloud - Launching late Jan 2012

The New Atmail Cloud - Coming Jan 2012

Launching late Jan 2012 - The new Atmail Cloud, designed specifically for resellers and small business.

Full exchange grade email, calendars and contacts. Let your clients truly own their data on one of the best and most modern messaging platforms.

View an introduction video of an end reseller using the Atmail Cloud. Signup your interest and receive one of the first invitations to the service.


Filed under: Frontpage — Ben Duncan @ 1:58 am

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 Atmail 6.3.4 - First release of the year!

January 5, 2012

Happy new year to everyone!

We’d like to start 2012 in a big way - with a big release, big updates, and a big list of improvements and fixes to the Atmail server. Thanks to all our clients for supporting us in 2011, and we look forward to delivering some major new features and improvements in the new year.

Atmail 6.3.4 includes major updates to the calendar server, as well as improvements to Webmail, WebAdmin panel, and underlying systems. Also included is a Zimbra migration utility and a smarter update system for future releases.

For a full, comprehensive list, see our changelog.

Follow these steps to update your install in under 5 minutes. If you need assistance with your upgrade, don’t hesitate to contact our support team. We are more than happy to make the upgrade an easier process for you.


Filed under: Frontpage — John Contad @ 11:59 pm

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 End of Year Promotion: renew now for 40% of original purchase price

December 22, 2011

End of Year Promo

Wanna hear something interesting?

You can renew your Atmail license before 31 December 2011 and a huge 60% discount. Yes, you read that right - a sixty percent discount.

Secure your email system with 1 year of support, patches and upgrades. Together with continuous Anti-Spam and Anti-Virus list updates, this will give you peace of mind for you and your users.

Here are some recent changes that you and your users will love.

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Filed under: Frontpage — Ben Duncan @ 6:43 pm

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 New Atmail Plugins - Change password, mail options and Anti-spam

December 8, 2011

For customers using the Atmail Webmail client against an existing mail-server we have now created three new plugins you can extend for your customers:

  • Mail Options - Generic framework for allowing users to change auto-reply and mail-forwarding options against a custom mail-server backend.
  • Change Password - Generic framework allowing users to change their email password. Requires modification to work with your authentication backend.
  • Spam Settings - Generic framework enabling the Anti-Spam panel to appear in the Webmail settings panel. Enables users to change spam settings for a customized anti-spam environment/service.

The three new plugins create a generic framework you can customize to “glue” in your customized mail-server/anti-spam environment. These features are enabled by default when using the Atmail Server edition, and now available for customers to extend for the Webmail only edition.


Filed under: Frontpage — Ben Duncan @ 12:19 am

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 New job openings - Programmer, US Support and Online marketing guru

December 5, 2011

Atmail as a thriving and growing company is looking to increase the programming, support and marketing team. Join an exciting “Silicon Beach” company that helps millions of people communicate worldwide. Help build and design existing new products and enjoy working in an open and design orientated environment.

Current job opportunities (Dec 2011):

View the job page for more information and send your resume to Atmail - Applications close 1st Jan 2012.


Filed under: Frontpage — Ben Duncan @ 12:45 am

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 Atmail 6.3 - New server for CalDAV, CardDAV and iOS Provisioning

November 8, 2011

Latest Atmail 6.3 release

Introducing Atmail 6.3, a major version upgrade which includes a new Calendaring (CalDAV) and Contact (CardDAV) Server. Including new “1-click” iOS provisioning for Email, Calendars and Contacts. After over 6 months in development we are proud to announce the latest release.

Since version 6.3 introduces a new server backend for calendaring/contacts, we recommend all customers upgrading backup their existing installation/database before proceeding. Over the next few weeks we will aggressively release additional patches based client feedback. This is a major new update to Atmail and changes core functionality.

New Calendar Server

New and improved Calendar Server (CalDAV) which is written in PHP and stores calendar data within MySQL. Dramatic performance improvement over the previous Darwin (Python) server used by Atmail, up to 75% lighter and faster. The WebUI for the calendar is now more responsive, and supports external access from iOS and desktop clients.

New Contact Server

Atmail now includes a Contact Server (CardDAV) which is bundled within the new Calendar server framework. Users can add, delete and modify contacts via the WebUI of Atmail and automatically push the updates to their supported mobile (iOS, Android) or desktop client (Mac Lion, Thunderbird, and supported CardDAV clients)

iOS Provisioning - One click setup

iOS users (iPhone, iPad, iPod) can now use “1-click” provisioning to automatically setup their device for email, calendaring and contacts. No hostname, protocols and ports required, the Administrator can configure global settings and make these available to local user accounts. iOS users just need to navigate to the URL of Atmail and follow the iOS provisioning wizard, simplifying deployments within an organization or ISP.

Read-only calendars

Now supporting read-only permissions on calendars, users can publish calendars within the organization and set read-only or read-write permissions for specified users. Perfect for creating public calendars where the administrator can set events, and end-users receive a read-only version of the calendar. Read-only calendars are available via the WebUI of Atmail, mobile CalDAV and desktop clients.

More Info

We thank all our valuable clients for their feedback during the beta process, we hope you enjoy using the latest release and features!


Filed under: Frontpage, Atmail 6 — Ben Duncan @ 1:35 am

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 Atmail 6.20.13 update now available

October 19, 2011

Atmail 6.20.13 is now available for download for existing customers. This is the last patch for the 6.20.X branch before the major new 6.3 release is available. For this release we’ve focused on security improvements, auditing commonly used PHP models and code maintenance.

  • Improved PHP/model security
  • Further sanitizing user-input
  • Fixed some small issues with server installer and file permissions

We highly recommend that all existing customers upgrade to the new Atmail 6.20.13. Follow these steps to update your install in under 5 minutes. If you need assistance with your upgrade, don’t hesitate to contact our support team. We are more than happy to make the upgrade an easier process for you.


Filed under: Frontpage, Atmail 6 — Ben Duncan @ 11:07 pm

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 Atmail 6.3 Beta Now Available

October 7, 2011

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Want to make Atmail even better? Why not help us out?

Atmail is excited to announce our new Atmail 6.3 BETA, which includes new CalDAV and CardDAV servers. This is exclusive to you, if you are a current Atmail customer. Want to participate? Contact us.

Atmail 6.3 boasts:

A Faster, Lighter Atmail Experience. By integrating our new DAV server, Atmail is now up to 75% lighter and faster. These changes make for a more responsive webmail experience and cuts down on server resource usage.

Now Available for iOS devices. Atmail 6.3’s DAV servers are compatible with all iOS devices. You can access your contacts and calendar data wherever you go - with your iPhone, your iPad, or your own desktop CalDAV clients.

Easier Management and Integration. The new DAV servers cut down on dependencies and resources. CalDAV storage is now done via MySQL - which makes for easier integration and management.

Atmail 6.3 launches in a few weeks. Get the Atmail 6.3 beta today and your feedback can make its way to the final release. Or get a sneak peak at what’s coming to your servers.

If you’re interested, please contact us at: http://atmail.com/contact/


Filed under: Frontpage — John Contad @ 5:54 am

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 Atmail and iPhone Configuration Utility

September 22, 2011

The Atmail iPhone Configuration Utility lets you easily create, maintain, encrypt, and install configuration profiles. As an Atmail administrator, you can use it to create automatic provisioning profiles for connecting to Atmail. Simply create a profile, send your user a link, and in a few simple clicks their iPhone or iPod will be configured with an Atmail IMAP and CalDAV account.

Please review the following wiki article for details on how to set up an IMAP and CalDAV configuration profile for connecting to Atmail.

http://www.atmail.com/support/index.php/Atmail6/AtmailandiPhoneConfigurationUtility



Filed under: Frontpage — Stewart @ 6:19 pm