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#CONFIGURE HMAILSERVER HOW TO#
#CONFIGURE HMAILSERVER 32 BIT#
#CONFIGURE HMAILSERVER CODE#
#CONFIGURE HMAILSERVER DOWNLOAD#

hMailServer tests are implemented using NUnit. When adding new features or fixing bugs, corresponding tests should be added.

#CONFIGURE HMAILSERVER CODE#

HMailServer source code contains a number of automated tests which excercises the basic functionality. You find this setting in the Project properties, under Configuration Properties -> Debugging. If you want to run hMailServer in debug mode in Visual Studio, add the command argument /debug. This will build the hMailServer installation program. Compile hmailserver\installation\hMailServer.iss (using InnoSetup).This will build hMailServer related tools, such as hMailServer Administrator and hMailServer DB Setup. Compile the solution hmailserver\source\Tools\hMailServer Tools.sln.This will build the hMailServer server-part (hMailServer.exe) Compile the solution hmailserver\source\Server\hMailServer\hMailServer.sln.

#CONFIGURE HMAILSERVER DOWNLOAD#

Download the source code from this Git repository.

Visual Studio 2019 must be started with Run as Administrator. bootstrapī2 debug release threading=multi -build-type=complete -toolset=msvc address-model=64 stage -build-dir=out64 -j 4 The parameter specifies the number of parallel compilations will be done. NOTE: Change the -j parameter from 4 to the number of cores on your computer. You should now have a folder named %hMailServerLibs%, for example C:\Dev\hMailLibs\boost_1_72_0 Run the following commands: Perl Configure no-asm VC-WIN64A -prefix=%cd%\out64 -openssldir=%cd%\out64 -D_WIN32_WINNT=0圆00ĭownload Boost 1.72.0 from and put it into %hMailServerLibs%. Start a 圆4 Native Tools Command Prompt for VS2019. You should now have a folder named %hMailServerLibs%, for example C:\Dev\hMailLibs\openssl-1.1.1s Building OpenSSLĭownload OpenSSL 1.1.1* from and put it into %hMailServerLibs%. When you build hMailServer, Visual Studio will use a system environment variable, named hMailServerLibs, to locate these libraries.Ĭreate an environment variable named hMailServerLibs pointing at a folder where you will store hMailServer libraries, such as C:\Dev\hMailLibs. Rather than including these large libraries into the hMailServer git repository, they have to be downloaded and built, currently manually. Some 3rd party libraries which hMailServer relies on are large and updated frequently.

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Download Visual Studio 2019 and launch the installation.

Installing Visual Studio 2019 Community edition If this happens, the easiest path is to reinstall the production version. This means that if you are running a production version of hMailServer on the machine, this version will stop running if you compile hMailServer.

When compiling hMailServer, the compilation will stop any already running version of hMailServer, and will register the compiled version as the hMailServer version on the machine (configuring the Windows service). You should not be compiling hMailServer on a computer which already runs a production version of hMailServer.

#CONFIGURE HMAILSERVER 32 BIT#

Perl ActiveState ActivePerl Community Edition 32 bit works fine.An installed version of hMailServer 5.7 (configured with a database).These branches are typically only used for bugfixes or minor features. For example, branch 5.6.1 contains hMailServer version 5.6.1. The x.y.z (for example 5.6.2) contains the code for the version with the same name as the branch.

If you want to add new features to hMailServer, use this branch. This version is typically not yet released for production usage. The master branch contains the latest development version of hMailServer.

#CONFIGURE HMAILSERVER HOW TO#

This page describes how to compile and run hMailServer in debug.įor other information about hMailServer, please go to Building hMailServer Branches HMailServer is an open source email server for Microsoft Windows.