This plugin is no longer maintained. Support is no longer provided and updates will not be issued. If you would like to take over the project, please contact me.

xMail is a Bukkit plugin used to send messages and items to players on other servers, or locally. With a few simple commands you can send a message to your friend to join you on your server, or you can call over an admin to help with a server emergency.
xMail doesn't stop there, of course. xMail also allows you to send and recieve mail ONLINE at xmail.turt2live.com, allowing you to always know what's going on. xMail also offers you the ability to mass-send mail, and send mail to the consoles of servers if needed.
xMail is incredibly light weight as everything is handled on the xMail servers, all you have to do is drag and drop and you're good to go.
For errors and/or bugs, please use the ticket system. Reports will be ignored (and likely removed) if left in the comments below. If you have a "critical" bug (like a duplication glitch) that you do not want posted publicly, please use the contact form found here.
"What are the comments for?" - The comments are for suggesting features, asking quick things (like permission nodes, commands, etc) and are NOT for posting bugs. Feedback is also appreciated in the comments.
Permissions
Commands
xMail is an OPEN SOURCE project, plugin side. The plugin source is located on GitHub. If you would like the server source (or downloads), please visit the xMail downloads page.
xMail allows you to run your own server rather than use the turt2live "main" server. If you would like to do this, make the choice of the xMail PHP server, or the xMail Java Server. If you have issues setting the servers up, please contact turt2live. Instructions, and downloads, are available on the xMail download page.
xMail does have an irc bot hanging out on EsperNet (#turt2live) for you to check and send basic mail. Want to run an xMail IRC bot on your own server? Check the xMail downloads page.
Need an IRC client/don't know how to connect? Use this simple client. (Provided by EsperNet)
Because xMail is cross-server, in versions 1.4.0+ there is a system in place to help with economy and player transfers. If configured, xMail will disallow (by default) any "large mail" messages. With the defaults, a "large mail message" is one with 257 items, $501, or 8+ diamond blocks. If any of the conditions specified are matched, the plugin can either deny, warn, or do nothing with the mail message.
By default xMail will only WARN and not deny. You will have to specify xMail to deny messages as needed. Check out the 'large-mail-rules.yml' file for more information.
If you have anything you'd like me to know about, please let me know!