RE: webmailer
I don't know it I should really post this, but the hosting company I work for has a free Webmail based site that allows you to connect to any pop account around the world. You can find it at http://webmail.kwsonline.com David -Original Message- From: Philipp Steinkrüger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, May 28, 2001 5:03 PM To: Philipp Steinkrüger Cc: Tom Beer; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; qmail list Subject: Re: webmailer Philipp Steinkrüger writes: > Tom Beer writes: > >> Hi David, Hi All, >> >> I'll try. I have an hosting provider where I have my >> pop3 et al. At home it's easy to check my mails >> from their or even to pull it with fetchmail. But >> on the road I have to set up something like hotmail for "security" >> reasons. >> No I want to install an qmail frontent on this server >> which allows me to get rid of this pull to my hotmail >> account. I don't want (and even cant use) IMAP. >> All the webmailers I found were dependent on IMAP.. >> So my question is, if there is a webbased mailer with >> the functionality of, say, hotmail which I can install >> locally on the server of my hosting provider, where >> I've limited access on directories and no Imap. >> What I intend to do is to login with my normal >> pop account and check my mails via tcp/ip... > > if your provider cooperates with you, you could ask them > to install sqwebmail for example. another idea is to use a service > like www.techmail.de. this is a service which connects to a pop3 > server that you specified. better use www.sakemail.com. its the same interface in english. regards, philipp > > Philipp Steinkrüger > > Technik > Oberberg Online > Tel.: +49 2261 814240 > Fax: +49 2261 814919 > www.oberberg.net > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Philipp Steinkrüger Technik Oberberg Online Tel.: +49 2261 814240 Fax: +49 2261 814919 www.oberberg.net [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: webmailer
Philipp Steinkrüger writes: > Tom Beer writes: > >> Hi David, Hi All, >> >> I'll try. I have an hosting provider where I have my >> pop3 et al. At home it's easy to check my mails >> from their or even to pull it with fetchmail. But >> on the road I have to set up something like hotmail for "security" >> reasons. >> No I want to install an qmail frontent on this server >> which allows me to get rid of this pull to my hotmail >> account. I don't want (and even cant use) IMAP. >> All the webmailers I found were dependent on IMAP.. >> So my question is, if there is a webbased mailer with >> the functionality of, say, hotmail which I can install >> locally on the server of my hosting provider, where >> I've limited access on directories and no Imap. >> What I intend to do is to login with my normal >> pop account and check my mails via tcp/ip... > > if your provider cooperates with you, you could ask them > to install sqwebmail for example. another idea is to use a service > like www.techmail.de. this is a service which connects to a pop3 > server that you specified. better use www.sakemail.com. its the same interface in english. regards, philipp > > Philipp Steinkrüger > > Technik > Oberberg Online > Tel.: +49 2261 814240 > Fax: +49 2261 814919 > www.oberberg.net > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Philipp Steinkrüger Technik Oberberg Online Tel.: +49 2261 814240 Fax: +49 2261 814919 www.oberberg.net [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: webmailer
Tom Beer writes: > Hi David, Hi All, > > I'll try. I have an hosting provider where I have my > pop3 et al. At home it's easy to check my mails > from their or even to pull it with fetchmail. But > on the road I have to set up something like > hotmail for "security" reasons. > No I want to install an qmail frontent on this server > which allows me to get rid of this pull to my hotmail > account. I don't want (and even cant use) IMAP. > All the webmailers I found were dependent on IMAP.. > So my question is, if there is a webbased mailer with > the functionality of, say, hotmail which I can install > locally on the server of my hosting provider, where > I've limited access on directories and no Imap. > What I intend to do is to login with my normal > pop account and check my mails via tcp/ip... if your provider cooperates with you, you could ask them to install sqwebmail for example. another idea is to use a service like www.techmail.de. this is a service which connects to a pop3 server that you specified. hope that helps, regards, philipp Philipp Steinkrüger Technik Oberberg Online Tel.: +49 2261 814240 Fax: +49 2261 814919 www.oberberg.net [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: webmailer
Hi David, Hi All, I'll try. I have an hosting provider where I have my pop3 et al. At home it's easy to check my mails from their or even to pull it with fetchmail. But on the road I have to set up something like hotmail for "security" reasons. No I want to install an qmail frontent on this server which allows me to get rid of this pull to my hotmail account. I don't want (and even cant use) IMAP. All the webmailers I found were dependent on IMAP.. So my question is, if there is a webbased mailer with the functionality of, say, hotmail which I can install locally on the server of my hosting provider, where I've limited access on directories and no Imap. What I intend to do is to login with my normal pop account and check my mails via tcp/ip... Thanks Tom ;-)
RE: webmailer
Tom, Could you clarify your question according to the questions below? Thanks, Dave. > -Original Message- > From: Tom Beer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Monday, May 28, 2001 11:25 AM > To: qmail list > Subject: webmailer > > > Hi, > > I want to install a webmail interface on a server > of my provider running qmail. Do you mean the "provider" you own or work for or do you mean the "provider" you have an account with or subscribe to? Because if it is the latter, your chances of getting them to install anything on the server are about the same as your chances of coming home tonight and finding you've won the lottery. > The problem is that I've only restricted > access and no IMAP. What do you mean by restricted access? Restricted access to install software on the server? Restricted access because your firewall at work blocks certain ports and you can't POP3? > What I want is simply a login > to connect via pop3 to a account and read the mails in a browser. Is this happening on the server or on your local machine? Which machine is talking POP3 to which other machine? > Unfourtunately I couldn't find anything that seems to fit. > > Hope this is not too off topic, thanks for any suggestions Tom > > Tom, your post is ambiguous and I can't deduce your meaning and exactly what you are trying to do. If your question is what I tentatively think it is, consider an account with www.hotmail.com and set up the POP3 services (which retrieve mail from other hosts) so that it yanks your mail to your hotmail box (and you can set an option so it doesn't delete the mail). I used to do this to get my own e-mail from my own server in my apartment, because at work the firewall wouldn't allow POP3. Best regards, Dave.
