Add support in MDaemon for the CalDAV.

In the text Editor for UTF-8 characters, please add Text Direction indicator to select text from right-left and vice versa.

The new password paradigm in security circles is "longer is better" -- but MDaemon is limited to 15 chars max for user passwords. More please! Like maybe 25-30 max?

In case of shared folders from different accounts, it would be an enormous advantage to set them as favorites. It takes too long to navigate into the different shared folders every time you log in the Web Mail System.

Once using MS Outlook this feature is available and of great help. Our colleagues would highly appreciate to use this feature in the WorldClient too.

Manually set favorites would be great, keep them in sync with MS Outlook would be even better.

Unify Outlook Connectors and WorldClient private signatures so that when you configure a signature to be used in OutlookConnector it is also configured in WorldClient and when you set a signature in WorldClient it is set in OutlookConnector.

At least access to gpec and mailstore can be protected by dynamic screening, which is done via mdaemon users.

And mdaemon to integrate third-party programs has a thread in which it writes the script for integration and appears in menus in mdaemon.

Clearly they have to develop them and anyway it applies to users who have been in contact with the mail server.

Smart Hackers, usually send Harmful Links in their normal E-mails, So if the users click on those links, they will go directly in the Hackers Fishing sites.
If we can Disable Links, this BIG Risk will lost or diminished .

Best Regards, Jalal

Now when a message is sent to the submission address, MDaemon routes it directly to that public folder and ignores all other settings in that e-mail account including the auto-responder!

With the version 18 I see that I can share a private calendar to anyone also without an MDaemon account.
But only the private calendars are sharable.
I suggest to add the ability to share also the public calendars.
Thanks.
Davide.

Hello! It was brought to my attention by another user that in outlook there is the ability to flag an email for follow up. This would prompt you to enter a date for when you would like to follow up on the email and then re-send the email to you on that date to remind you to follow up. Figured I would throw it in here and see if it can be done!

We use LDAP authentication and 90% of our users are remote. When their AD password expires they don't know it and they end up calling us because they cannot authenticate and are confused as to why. Is it a possibility to notify the users that their password has expired or is expiring and then allow them to reset it?

Please allow multi users login with the same account by PỎP3 protocol, I ask this feature because when user add the account by POP3 to their
gmail account, the gmail server open multi pop session and cannot login.

Please consider allowing configuration option to force Mailing Lists to use list email as "From" address. Some ISPs are blocking email from a mailing list user to themselves.

Something for the future. Would it be possible to create Public Categories for Emails/Calendars that would apply across a domain.

I can see it being very useful to create company or school specific Categories with specific colours and these should be viewable in all accounts for that domain. I appreciate that this can only be done for Worldclient as it would be impossible to create categories that would sync with Em Client, Outlook etc, although it may be possible to integrate common categories into the Outlook Connector?

Allow settings of custom attributes in calendar items (Something like custom attributes of EWS).
This would allow better integration of MD with third party applications.

How about making the MDaemon Connector installation also uninstall the OC installation - currently it leaves the old OC installation in place ... very messy. Also, I know it's been a few years but the "Automatic Update" feature still doesn't work on 64-bit systems - but at least it's working on 32-bit systems now.

In the Mdaemon Gui (which I use) I can see the last login access date for each user. However, my clients need to use Web Admin to manage their domain. Using the Web Admin, they cannot see when a user last logged in to ensure that users are accessing their email regularly. Could this column be added.