If you give your users Host Admin access for a domain, they can
add/edit/delete
users, lists, and perform other administrative tasks via the web interface.
If
you want an isolated "create users only and absolutely nothing else" utility
via
the web interface, you can either purchase one of the many 3rd party tools
or
use IMail's command line utilities to write one yourself (ie adduser.exe).

For example, you have a customer that owns the domain name abc.com.  You can
give this customer Host Admin permissions to the domain.  The customer will
have
full access to administer abc.com from their browser. (including add, edit,
and
delete users)

If, on the other hand, YOU own xyz.com and you would like let customers
sign-up
(like hotmail.com) for an email address on your domain, you're going to have
to
either write your own web page to do this (not very difficult) or purchase
(IMHO)
one of the quite reasonably priced 3rd party tools available.

If you don't feel like purchasing 3rd party software and you don't want to
try your hand at programming against the IMail's user storage in the
registry or
programming with IMail's command line utilites, you can use a SQL database
as
your backend.  If you know a little SQL, you can write a JSP, ASP, or CGI
page to
add a user record to the database.  Pretty easy (assuming you know how to
program
basic database access pages).

Personally, I've had to program against an MS Exchange server and Unix
sendmail.
They all have their pros and cons, but I've found IMail to be the easiest to
work
with for my simple applications.

-Norm


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Ok, so just to clarify: there's no "out of the box" ability to do this?
Unless I misunderstand, EZ-Signup is a third party utility that would
need to be purchased from another company.

Or am I wrong?

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> A) See the EZ-Signup utility on the utilities page.
>
> Eric S
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> Subject: [IMail Forum] Imail Create User on the fly via web
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> > I'm evaluating Imail as a public webmail system; primarily, I'm
> > comparing it against Mailmax/MailmaxWeb.
> >
> > I've got two questions:
> >
> > A) I've looked and looked, but I can't see in the docs how
> you enable
> > users to create their own accounts. I give up... How do you do it?
> >
> > B) Anyone have any comments on Imail vs. Mailmax? I'm interested in
> > anything, positive or negative, in either direction.
> >
> > Thanks all!
> >
> > Mike
> >
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