Fawaz said: > We are a small company, and we have a POP3 Email server that is running > by iPlanet. I need to to build a web interface so I can check the email > by a browser. Since that iPlanet thing was provided by some 3rd party > company, which is not able to setup an application that fits our need, I > thought of building a server, and installing some application on that > server to pull the messages from the POP3 account, and publish it by > Apache -as an example. Any idea? Thanking you in advance
In the FreeBSD ports tree, you have a couple options: o /usr/ports/mail/squirrelmail this requires IMAP, which is much better than POP3 anyhow. I use squirrelmail on my server. In fact, I'm writing this message through the squirrelmail interface right now. o /usr/ports/mail/openwebmail this is a great program with a fast, tiny interface. o /usr/ports/mail/imp3 imp is part of the Horde system. It's a very powerful, very full-featured mail system, which can use an IMAP backend. It's a bloated behemoth, but if you're looking for features, this one's great. A bitch to configure under certain circumstances. o /usr/ports/mail/omail omail requries qmail, and I thus haven't used it. However, people who have often swear by it. Poke around at the webpages for each app, and see which one you like best. # Adam [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe freebsd-questions" in the body of the message
