Webmail alternatives

[eculp at encontacto.net]

Quoting Edward Shabotinsky <evs at telod.net>:

> See if you like RoundCube webmail

I'm a http://www.horde.org webmail and groupware fan.  IIRC there is  
also a port, not sure about the version.

ed

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> On Jan 8, 2007, at 6:33 PM, Freddie Cash wrote:
>
>> On Monday 08 January 2007 02:14 pm, User Ernie wrote:
>>> I am looking to replace our Openwebmail setup with something a bit more
>>> modern. Zimbra looks quite good but I have not found a port or FreeBSD
>>> howto for it. Not really interested in the groupware functions, just a
>>> nice webmail with vacation responder and some form of user friendly
>>> spam management.
>>>
>>> Any recommendations?
>>
>> We use SquirrelMail for all our secondary school e-mail servers, and our
>> district e-mail server.  Works quite nicely, especially if you take the
>> time to go through their extensive list of plugins, configure it to use
>> an SQL backend for personal addressbooks and preferences, and set up a
>> good spam-filtering MTA in front of it.
>>
>> Using Cyrus for the IMAP server with SIEVE filtering enabled, and using
>> the avelsieve plugin for SquirrelMail gives you a beautiful server-side
>> filter setup (that also includes smart vacation/out-of-office
>> autoresponder features).  SIEVE works so much nicer than procmail,
>> maildrop, and client-side filtering.  The only downside is that there is
>> an artificial limit of about 50 filters in the current version of
>> avelsieve.  But, using AND/OR in the filters allows you to do a lot with
>> only 50 individual filters.  :)
>>
>> There's even a shared caledars plugin if you need low-end groupware
>> features.
>> -- 
>> Freddie Cash
>> fcash at ocis.net
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