Webmail Recommendations

[Ben Plimpton]

Hello

We just installed the new Horde/Imp.  It has several new features that
will ease load on your tech support.  Users can set their own vacation
messages and forwards.  

It also makes it very easy to check mail on remote IMAP servers if your
users so desire.  

Overall the new look if very nice but it takes a while to get it working
the way you would like it to.
-- 
  "Microsoft is not the answer.  It's the question.  NO is the answer"

                              Ben Plimpton
                          bplimpton at sopris.net
                         www.soprissurfers.com
                             (970) 963-7873


On Fri, 2005-07-08 at 21:05 -0700, Bill Campbell wrote:
> On Sat, Jul 09, 2005, Rommell Barcela wrote:
> >Hi,
> >
> >M. Goodell wrote:
> >>I know this question has been asked several times in various posts,
> >>however I want to ask it again with requirements specific to our
> >>needs. I work for a small firm and we are gearing up to host a few
> >>websites and would like to provide webmail for them.
> >>
> >>There is a huge selection of webmail options to choose from out there
> >>and I have tried a couple of them only to experience a large degree
> >>of frustration trying to put all of the pieces together and have them
> >>work properly.
> >
> >Since this is what I am currently using, for almost 3yrs now without any 
> >problems, I guess I'll have to suggest a postfix+amavisd-new 
> >+spamassassin+clamav+spamd for AV/AS gateway and squirrelmail+vpopmail 
> >+qmail+qmailadmin+vqadmin+courier-imap for mail storage.
> 
> I suggest looking at the latest version of IMP, http://www.horde.org.  It
> is a vast improvement over the previous versions.  I found squirrelmail to
> be pretty lame, not to mention slow when dealing with IMAP folders with a
> few thousand messages.  We use IMP's ability to access multiple mail
> servers and domains easily essential, and squirrelmail only handles a
> single server.
> 
> Bill
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