Hi, I used acmemail in two projects and liked it. I didn't test it under mod_perl, but the code as I remember was developed to run under mod_perl and appeared to avoid all the common mod_perl traps. To create new users, I don't dedicated much time to find a better solution, but it worked well to put users and passwords in a file and scheduling a chpasswd or newusers in crontab. One thing I liked in acmemail is that it stores sessions in a mysql database, so it's easy to develop other things using the same session. I know another very good webmail that's running here with about 1.500.000 users under mod_perl, but it's not free. You can obtain more information emailing to [EMAIL PROTECTED] []s Luis martin langhoff wrote: > > hi, > > i'm looking around, searching webmail solutions that run without > problems under mod_perl. Although I know there are many, most of them > are not very mod_perl friendly. > > now, the actual questions are > > - is anyone here running (successfuly) a mod_perl webmail? > > - Which one? > > - How did you solve the 'create new user' issue? Which MTA are you > using? > > - Did you get burned with any particular issue / webmail solution? > > > martin
Re: mod_perl-friendly webmail solutions?
Luis Henrique Cassis Fagundes Tue, 22 Aug 2000 13:55:12 -0700
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