The XMail Mail Server

XMail is a full featured, multi-platform mail delivery system providing SMTP, pop3, and finger servers. XMail uses a simple, yet powerful, command interface and gives you the ability to connect filters, scripts, and GUI interfaces. Using the built in hooks you can attach spam filters, virus filters, authentication modules and perform relaying and pop3 account synchronization. XMail provides virtual servers allowing you to serve multiple domains without giving users system accounts. It's licensed under the GPL and is available for Linux, OpenBSD, NetBSD, FreeBSD, Solaris, OSX, and Windows NT, 2000, and XP. Created and maintained by Davide Libenzi, XMail is a powerful, versatile, and reliable mail delivery solution.

Site News

2006-11-23

XMail 1.23 has been released. You can find a copy of the changelog here: ChangeLog

2006-10-31

Updated the site with some new links and dropped a few links that are no longer valid or relevant. Davide has announced that he's working on version 1.23 and expects to upload a release candidate shortly.

2005-10-12

XMail 1.22 was released today. This release patches a critical buffer overflow in XMail's sendmail replacement binary. This overflow is present in all versions of XMail prior to 1.22. Since this binary runs as root in the default configuration this is a serious vulnerability and you should upgrade to 1.22 ASAP.

2005-08-31

Welcome to the new Ubaight.com XMail page. This page composition follows the XMail philosophy of speed, reliability, and simplicity and is written entirely in html with CSS. It is tested to be compatible with Internet Explorer, Firefox, Mozilla, Opera, and Konqueror. Please report any errors or rendering problems with these, or any other browsers, to the Webmaster.