web interface options for ezmlm

[danger]

I haved qmailadmin and I love it but I am not in love with its ezmlm interface
any one know of other options?

Re: Web Interface for QMail

[Iman Budi Setiawan]

- Original Message -
From: "Adam McKenna" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> IMP uses IMAP.  If you want it to use Maildir, then you need to run an
IMAPD
> that uses Maildir.
Thanks to Adam.

I use Courier IMAP to implement the Maildir ...
(Maildir only support syntax : a001 create INBOX.test)  -> test is folder's
name

But IMP use PHP built in function like imap_create_folders(...)
I've changed the parameters to support Maildir, but it didn't work ...

IMP implementation use parameter like this : (stream,
{localhost:portno}INBOXtest)
I've change to (stream, {localhost:portno}INBOX.test) or (stream,
INBOX.test)
It still didn't work ...

Nb: It works only if I don't use PHP built in functions, but I must use
'fput' (C function that use stream parameter and the mail parameters).

Someone can explain more to me ...

Thanks.

~iman

Re: Web Interface for QMail

[Iman Budi Setiawan]

Hi,

Can IMP use Maildir ?
I've try it but ... the folder doesn't work  ... (It works for mbox only)
How to configure the folders with Maildir ?
Thanks.

~iman

- Original Message - 
From: "mailing" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2000 3:45 AM
Subject: Re: Web Interface for QMail


> Hi,
> 
> 
>  For the web client, We use IMP at http://www.horde.org which we feel is
> superb.
> 
>For multiple users in multiple domains take a look at qmailadmin &
> vpopmail from http://www.inter7.com
> 
>   This is all excellant software, let me know if you have any questions
> about setting this up.
> 
> Regards
> 
>   Ken
> 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Web Interface for QMail [WING/acmemail]

[martin langhoff]

hi

I'm looking also for a web interface for qmail, and I'd like it to be
programmed in perl for mod_perl. I'm now looking into WING, wondering if
anyone has tried it with qmails virtual domains ?




martin

Re: Web Interface for QMail

[mailing]

Hi,


 For the web client, We use IMP at http://www.horde.org which we feel is
superb.

   For multiple users in multiple domains take a look at qmailadmin &
vpopmail from http://www.inter7.com

  This is all excellant software, let me know if you have any questions
about setting this up.

Regards

  Ken

[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


- Original Message -
From: Jason McCormick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2000 10:02 PM
Subject: Web Interface for QMail


  Hi everyone, I'm new to Qmail and I'm attempting to get a fully-
functioning service going.  But fully functioning I mean I need to
provide POP3 + SMTP + a web client of some sort.  I also need to support
multiple users in multiple domains.  I was hoping to use the setup
outlined by Paul Gregg in the Single-UID POP3 Box HOWTO to use Maildir to
support users w/o requiring system accounts.  My questions is this: What,
if any, Web-based mail clients will work with Maildir?  I looked through
the FAQ and Qmail site and didn't see anything that works for me.  Has
anyone implemented such a setup?  If so, do you have documentation?

Thanks, Jason McCormick

Re: Web Interface for QMail

[Olivier M.]

On Tue, Aug 22, 2000 at 04:02:01PM -0400, Jason McCormick wrote:
> support users w/o requiring system accounts.  My questions is this: What, 
> if any, Web-based mail clients will work with Maildir?  I looked through 
> the FAQ and Qmail site and didn't see anything that works for me. 

Did you really looked www.qmail.org ? There really are some links
there about webmail and users administration...

2 exmples:

1. use vmailmgr  with omail-admin  
  as administration tool, and omail-webmail  
  as... webmail :)

2. or vpopmail with sqwebmail and qmailadmin (url's on qmail.org)

> anyone implemented such a setup?  If so, do you have documentation?

I'm using the first one on a lots of servers...

Good luck,
Olivier

-- 
_
 Olivier Mueller - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - PGPkeyID: 0E84D2EA - Switzerland

Re: Web Interface for QMail

[Gerry Boudreaux]

sqwebmail will provide a web interface to Maildir boxes.  To support
multiple domains may require some configuration.

Nice package.

http://www.inter7.com/sqwebmail/

Hope this helps.

Gerry

At 04:02 PM 8/22/2000 -0400, Jason McCormick wrote:
>   Hi everyone, I'm new to Qmail and I'm attempting to get a fully-
>functioning service going.  But fully functioning I mean I need to
>provide POP3 + SMTP + a web client of some sort.  I also need to support
>multiple users in multiple domains.  I was hoping to use the setup
>outlined by Paul Gregg in the Single-UID POP3 Box HOWTO to use Maildir to
>support users w/o requiring system accounts.  My questions is this: What,
>if any, Web-based mail clients will work with Maildir?  I looked through
>the FAQ and Qmail site and didn't see anything that works for me.  Has
>anyone implemented such a setup?  If so, do you have documentation?
>
>Thanks, Jason McCormick
>

Web Interface for QMail

[Jason McCormick]

  Hi everyone, I'm new to Qmail and I'm attempting to get a fully-
functioning service going.  But fully functioning I mean I need to 
provide POP3 + SMTP + a web client of some sort.  I also need to support 
multiple users in multiple domains.  I was hoping to use the setup 
outlined by Paul Gregg in the Single-UID POP3 Box HOWTO to use Maildir to 
support users w/o requiring system accounts.  My questions is this: What, 
if any, Web-based mail clients will work with Maildir?  I looked through 
the FAQ and Qmail site and didn't see anything that works for me.  Has 
anyone implemented such a setup?  If so, do you have documentation?

Thanks, Jason McCormick

Re: RFC: web interface to manage user dot-qmail files

[Aijaz A. Ansari]

On Sat, Aug 05, 2000 at 04:08:08PM -0500, Chris Hardie wrote:
...
>   -Has anyone else already done this?

Chris, we've done something similar to this at ENoor.  We allow users to
authenticate themselves, and go to a web page from which they can create
.qmail files to redirect mail to a local POP3 account or any other remote
email account.  Autoresponders are also supported.  There is limited
support for multi-line .qmail files and import of text files for making
hundreds of changes at a time.

I haven't looked at inter7's products yet, but may abandon my app if those
products provide all the functionality I need.  Either way, keep me in
mind if you're looking for developers.  I haven't given too much thought
to releasing my code under GPL or a similar license, but would if it
complements existing applications.

Aijaz.

-- 
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==   ENoor Creations Let us help you make the Web work for you. 
=  ===   [EMAIL PROTECTED] Call us at 847-980-1601 for a FREE web site. 

Re: RFC: web interface to manage user dot-qmail files

[Jonathan McDowell]

On Sat, Aug 05, 2000 at 04:08:08PM -0500, Chris Hardie wrote:

> Hi folks.  I'm interested in creating a web interface to manage user
> dot-qmail files.  I'm ready to start coding :) but thought I'd would
> solicit the sagacious and smooth advice of this list about some of the
> architecture/design issues.
> 
> My proposal is here: 
>   http://www.summersault.com/chris/techno/qmail/dqm/proposal.html
> 
> If you can do no other, help me answer these questions:
> 
>   -Has anyone else already done this? 

I did something similar for us (Black Cat), essentially to allow control
of forwarding to either another email address or a POP3 mailbox.
Authentication is via HTTP auth (a decision since regretted and in the
process of being corrected). The cgi is run as the correct user via a
suid wrapper. Written in Perl and a quick 'n dirty hack.

J.

-- 
 /\
 | I can only see one nipple. |
 | http://www.blackcatnetworks.co.uk/ |
 \/

Re: RFC: web interface to manage user dot-qmail files

[Olivier M.]

  Nice project, but I'm asking myself if many people use .qmail-* : 
  there are currently two great tools for multiple domains 
  administrations : vmailmgr and vpopmail. 

  And both have web-based administrations tools which allow to do praticaly 
  everything you have listed on your homepage : add users, responders, 
  change password, add alias, etc. (replace add with delete and modifiy also). 

  I don't use vpopmail, but I know there is a nice C(++?) based administration, 
  plus some other tools. 

  About vmailmgr (which I use on a lots of small and big servers), there 
  is now omail-admin (http://omail.omnis.ch) which is a PHP4 based 
  web administration : you can try it on http://admin.omnis.ch/admin2/ 
  (test.com as login, and test as password, and also [EMAIL PROTECTED], 
  after that you created an user or an alias). 

  The main problem I see about a program which should work with 
  .qmail-* files, is that it must then be run with the same 
  userid as the directory owner -> one cgi-script per domain, 
  or one suid script, which is never really good on any system... 

  HTH, 
  Olivier 

  PS: what is IMHO missing for qmail would be an administration 
  tool for all these /var/qmail/control files... 


-- 
_
 Olivier Mueller - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - PGPkeyID: 0E84D2EA - Switzerland

RFC: web interface to manage user dot-qmail files

[Chris Hardie]

Hi folks.  I'm interested in creating a web interface to manage user
dot-qmail files.  I'm ready to start coding :) but thought I'd would
solicit the sagacious and smooth advice of this list about some of the
architecture/design issues.

My proposal is here: 
  http://www.summersault.com/chris/techno/qmail/dqm/proposal.html

If you can do no other, help me answer these questions:

  -Has anyone else already done this? 
  -Have any similar projects been started and then stopped due to
   particular technical issues?

I look forward to any comments/insights you might have.  As mentioned on
the link above, you're welcome to send them directly to me, post them on
the page's comment section, or discuss them on this list.

Thanks,
Chris 

-- Chris Hardie -
- mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] --
 http://www.summersault.com/chris/ --

Web interface for POP administration

[net admin]

Hi Folks;
I would like to give my virtual domain customers some administrative
control over their pop accounts i.e add pop account, change password and
delete pop account  in their domain.
Is there a tool out there that does this?
I am running FreeBSD and am looking at Qmail/Maildir/qmail-pop3d setup to
replace my sendmail box.
My web server and mail server are two seperate machines the admin tools
has to work across multiple machines.
If anybody has done this kind of work before, I would like to hear from
you.
Thanks 
Dan

Re: Additional Request --> Re: Web interface

[Marcin Jaskowiak]

On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Scott D. Yelich wrote:

> On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Dan Barber wrote:
> > Can anyone recommend a good web interface for qmail with
> > maildirs, virtualhosts and sql backend which includes an
> > addressbook and is relatively easy to configure?
> 
> and one that doesn't require 15 other small packages to
> be installed or for the web server to be modified?
> 
> ie: no mysql and no php... etc?

So decide if you want a small efficent qmail interface (i wrote it, called
webmail) or a large qmail-mysql-php service. Thats two different things.
(I'm planning to evolve my stuff to become a sql-organized qmail-www (no
php, only postgres, qmail and gcc compiler required;) server. So maybe
i'll release it on a GNU license. 

Cya!

Greetings,
Marcin Jaskowiak

"It's better to burn out than to fade away..."
- Kurt Cobain

Re: Additional Request --> Re: Web interface

[Olivier M.]

Hi Dan,

On Wed, Mar 15, 2000 at 03:23:18PM -0500, Dan Barber wrote:
> I love it! It looks tons better than everything else I've seen so
> far.  Are there any modifications to getting it to work with
> qmail, both local users and virtuals?

Will work in any case, I'm currently working on it (well, it's 2 a.m. 
now, but won't be able to sleep before everything is working... :)

  # 6 possible cases : 
  #
  # user cgi mode(only for one Maildir or a single vmailmgr-based virtual domain) 
-> no suid.
  #
  # a) just a Maildir : no auth
vmailmgr=0  vmailmgr_old=0
  # b) vmailmgr old : against $homedir/passwd  
vmailmgr=1  vmailmgr_old=0
  # c) vmailmgr new : against $homedir/passwd.cdb via vcheckuserid 
vmailmgr=1  vmailmgr_old=1
  #
  # suid cgi mode
  #
  # -> findout $homedir and $passwd using /etc/passwd and 
/var/qmail/control/virtualdomains
  #
  # d) just qmail  ->  auth against /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow
vmailmgr=0  vmailmgr_old=0
  # e) vmailmgr old -> auth against /homedir/passwd
vmailmgr=1  vmailmgr_old=0
  # f) vmailmgr new -> auth against /homedir/passwd.cdb via vcheckuserid   
vmailmgr=1  vmailmgr_old=1


More to come later,
Olivier

RE: Additional Request --> Re: Web interface

[Reuben King]

I might suggest looking into something like Cold Fusion or Tango, both of
which are available for Linux.

For ultra simplicity, CF or Tango against MS Access as a database is often
used (and is actually quite robust considering the amount of brain damage
needed to use it)... Of course, Access is Windows only..

CF has some very easy to use POP and SMTP functionality.  I could probably
write a basic web mail app within 3 hours within CF..

My database of choice is usually Oracle, however... Can get a free
developer's license (for Linux) of Oracle 8i at http://technet.oracle.com

Regards,
-RK

-Original Message-
From: Scott D. Yelich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2000 1:10 PM
To: Dan Barber
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Additional Request --> Re: Web interface


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On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Dan Barber wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a good web interface for qmail with
> maildirs, virtualhosts and sql backend which includes an
> addressbook and is relatively easy to configure?

and one that doesn't require 15 other small packages to
be installed or for the web server to be modified?

ie: no mysql and no php... etc?

Scott


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Re: Additional Request --> Re: Web interface

[Olivier M.]

   
On Wed, Mar 15, 2000 at 12:09:56PM -0700, Scott D. Yelich wrote:
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> On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Dan Barber wrote:
> > Can anyone recommend a good web interface for qmail with
> > maildirs, virtualhosts and sql backend which includes an
> > addressbook and is relatively easy to configure?
>
> and one that doesn't require 15 other small packages to
> be installed or for the web server to be modified?
  
> ie: no mysql and no php... etc?
  
In a few days, you will have http://www.omnis.ch/omail-test/omail.pl .
Login = test, passwd = test, email = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's currently in beta-test phase : comments welcome.
  
Features :
- Full Maildir support
- virtualhost support if you use vmailmgrd
- no pop/imap needed (read the files directely on the harddisk)
- signature/adressbook/userconfig support (with flat text files -> no sql needed)
- basic folders support (sent,trash,saved)
- french/english/german version
- open source
- etc...
  
Olivier
  

RE: Additional Request --> Re: Web interface

[Scott D. Yelich]

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On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Reuben King wrote:
> Well, wouldn't you just like your cake and eat it too... :-)

Hey, I didn't ask for DOCUMENTATION did I?

Scott

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RE: Additional Request --> Re: Web interface

[Reuben King]

Well, wouldn't you just like your cake and eat it too... :-)


> -Original Message-
> From: Scott D. Yelich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2000 1:10 PM
> To: Dan Barber
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Additional Request --> Re: Web interface
> 
> 
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> 
> On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Dan Barber wrote:
> > Can anyone recommend a good web interface for qmail with
> > maildirs, virtualhosts and sql backend which includes an
> > addressbook and is relatively easy to configure?
> 
> and one that doesn't require 15 other small packages to
> be installed or for the web server to be modified?
> 
> ie: no mysql and no php... etc?
> 
> Scott
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Re: Web interface

[Bill Parker]

At 01:57 PM 3/15/00 -0500, you wrote:
>
>Can anyone recommend a good web interface for qmail with
>maildirs, virtualhosts and sql backend which includes an
>addressbook and is relatively easy to configure?

Take a look at qmail-admin and vpopmail at http://www.inter7.com

-Bill

Additional Request --> Re: Web interface

[Scott D. Yelich]

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On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Dan Barber wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a good web interface for qmail with
> maildirs, virtualhosts and sql backend which includes an
> addressbook and is relatively easy to configure?

and one that doesn't require 15 other small packages to
be installed or for the web server to be modified?

ie: no mysql and no php... etc?

Scott


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Web interface

[Dan Barber]

Can anyone recommend a good web interface for qmail with
maildirs, virtualhosts and sql backend which includes an
addressbook and is relatively easy to configure?

thanks

Dan

Is there a web-interface which allows to create new users?

[Arik Funke]

Hi,
I set up a qmail-mail-server with SqWebMail for our school. It would be
great, if the student could create their accounts by their own, over a
web-interface. Knows anyone how to do that? I think about a solution
like hotmail, yahoo, ...


 Thank you very much
Arik Funke
Merril High School, Wisconsin, USA

Re: Web interface pop3 mail checker

[Charles Cazabon]

Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm going to setup a web interfaced pop3 mail checker for the isp I work for.
> Yesterday I tried something called acmemail, a cgi script written in perl.
> I didn't get this thing working, and the is not many manuals on this subject (as I 
>could find).
> Anyone have something to recommend?
> It has to be safe and userfriendly, but it has to excist something out there that I 
>can get working on my qmail mail server  ;)

I've written a POP3 retriever in Python, and have had mail from a fellow who
is using it for just this purpose.  You can read more about it and download
it from:
http://www.qcc.sk.ca/~charlesc/software/getmail/

Charles
-- 

Charles Cazabon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Any opinions expressed are just that -- my opinions.

RE: Web interface pop3 mail checker

[Häffelin Holger]

what 
about sqwebmail ?? Look 
at http://www.inter7.com/qmail
 
Holger

  -Original Message-From: Martin 
  [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Montag, 14. Februar 2000 
  23:07To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Web interface pop3 
  mail checker
  I'm going to setup a web interfaced pop3 mail 
  checker for the isp I work for.
  Yesterday I tried something called acmemail, a 
  cgi script written in perl.
  I didn't get this thing working, and the is not 
  many manuals on this subject (as I could find).
  Anyone have something to recommend?
  It has to be safe and userfriendly, but it has to 
  excist something out there that I can get working on my qmail mail 
  server  ;)
   
  // Martin

Web interface pop3 mail checker

[Martin]

I'm going to setup a web interfaced pop3 mail 
checker for the isp I work for.
Yesterday I tried something called acmemail, a cgi 
script written in perl.
I didn't get this thing working, and the is not 
many manuals on this subject (as I could find).
Anyone have something to recommend?
It has to be safe and userfriendly, but it has to 
excist something out there that I can get working on my qmail mail server  
;)
 
// Martin

RE: FW: Web Interface to Qmail on Linux

[Michael Mansour]

I use a program called Logwatch to scan through logs daily and report on
activity. You can get it from rpmfind.net and use it to scan for specific
things within logs as you choose.

Michael.

-Original Message-
From: Matt D. Landry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, 7 May 1999 23:58
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: FW: Web Interface to Qmail on Linux



Greetings,
This is *definately* not the place to ask this but perhaps
somebody good point to a good site or book.  I just recieved a message
that has header information of my own account...This gives me reason to
suspect either my mail server or box in general was hacked into...or
somebody could just me masquerading as myself.  What's the best way of
going through qmail logs and looking for suspicious activity?  I"m using
qmail 1.01 qpopper 2.53 on a redhat 4.2 box kernel 2.0.35  Thanks in
advance...

Cheers!,   
 
   Matthew Landry   Design Trust Inc
   Systems Developer150 Danbury Rd.
   Network AdministratorWilton Ct. 06897
   mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] phone: (203)-761-1412
   http://www.destru.comfax:   (203)-761-1419   

Re: FW: Web Interface to Qmail on Linux

[Matt D. Landry]

Greetings,
This is *definately* not the place to ask this but perhaps
somebody good point to a good site or book.  I just recieved a message
that has header information of my own account...This gives me reason to
suspect either my mail server or box in general was hacked into...or
somebody could just me masquerading as myself.  What's the best way of
going through qmail logs and looking for suspicious activity?  I"m using
qmail 1.01 qpopper 2.53 on a redhat 4.2 box kernel 2.0.35  Thanks in
advance...

Cheers!,   
 
   Matthew Landry   Design Trust Inc
   Systems Developer150 Danbury Rd.
   Network AdministratorWilton Ct. 06897
   mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] phone: (203)-761-1412
   http://www.destru.comfax:   (203)-761-1419   

Re: FW: Web Interface to Qmail on Linux

[Tom Hukins]

On Thu, Apr 15, 1999 at 10:25:26PM +, Sam wrote:
> Tom Hukins writes:
> 
> > Sqwebmail also refuses logins through proxy farms and proxy
> > hierarchies.
> 
> Only broken proxies.

Not true. Proxy farms and hierarchies are not broken. You have yet
to provide any reason other than prejudice to explain why they are
broken. I have cited the HTTP specification to explain why you are
wrong.

> I have no problems logging in from behind my company's
> proxy/firewall.

I assume that's because it's just the one proxy always using the
same IP address.

According to the HTTP specification, Sqwebmail is broken. I think
this is a shame, as otherwise it's a great product.

I know this isn't on-topic for the qmail list, but I thought I
should warn anyone who might want to run Sqwebmail. A full
explanation can be found in the Sqwebmail list archives. I won't
mention this on the qmail list any more.

Regards,
Tom

Re: FW: Web Interface to Qmail on Linux

[Sam]

Tom Hukins writes:

> Sqwebmail also refuses logins through proxy farms and proxy
> hierarchies.

Only broken proxies.  I have no problems logging in from behind my
company's proxy/firewall.

-- 
Sam

Re: FW: Web Interface to Qmail on Linux

[Tom Hukins]

On Thu, Apr 15, 1999 at 04:12:10PM +, Sam wrote:
> Rick McMillin writes:
> 
> > > We use Sam's sqwebmail. Everybody loves it. Zero admin.
> > 
> > Is it finished yet, or is it still in beta?
> 
> It's usable.  www.inter7.com/sqwebmail has a sample demo account (with
> sending disabled) you can log into.  The demo account accepts one login at
> a time, though.  If someone logs in after you, you'll be bumped off.

Sqwebmail also refuses logins through proxy farms and proxy
hierarchies. Given the prevalence of such proxies, Sqwebmail is not
suitable for anyone whose users might connect from anywhere on the
Internet.

Sqwebmail's security model clashes with the promotion of Web
caching. I have explained the issues on the Sqwebmail list, but I
got the impression that Sam and others didn't think this was
important.

Regards,
Tom

Re: FW: Web Interface to Qmail on Linux

[Sam]

Rick McMillin writes:

> > >Not only that, but overall in my experience, it pretty much sucks. It
> > >screwed up quite a bit corrupted mail files and ran quite slowly. After
> > >using it for a month, they sent us an invoice. We promptly deleted it and
> > >now use dmailweb from netwinsite.com. Works like a charm, very fast and
> > >good support.
> >
> > We use Sam's sqwebmail. Everybody loves it. Zero admin.
> 
> Is it finished yet, or is it still in beta?

It's usable.  www.inter7.com/sqwebmail has a sample demo account (with
sending disabled) you can log into.  The demo account accepts one login at
a time, though.  If someone logs in after you, you'll be bumped off.

-- 
Sam

Re: FW: Web Interface to Qmail on Linux

[Rick McMillin]

> >Not only that, but overall in my experience, it pretty much sucks. It
> >screwed up quite a bit corrupted mail files and ran quite slowly. After
> >using it for a month, they sent us an invoice. We promptly deleted it and
> >now use dmailweb from netwinsite.com. Works like a charm, very fast and
> >good support.
>
> We use Sam's sqwebmail. Everybody loves it. Zero admin.

Is it finished yet, or is it still in beta?

Rick McMillin
Network Operations Center
I-Land Internet Services

Re: FW: Web Interface to Qmail on Linux

[Fred Lindberg]

On Wed, 14 Apr 1999 10:28:31 -0500 (CDT), Andy Walden wrote:

>Not only that, but overall in my experience, it pretty much sucks. It
>screwed up quite a bit corrupted mail files and ran quite slowly. After
>using it for a month, they sent us an invoice. We promptly deleted it and
>now use dmailweb from netwinsite.com. Works like a charm, very fast and
>good support. 

We use Sam's sqwebmail. Everybody loves it. Zero admin.



-Sincerely, Fred
Fred Lindberg, Inf. Dis., WashU, St. Louis, MO, USA

Re: FW: Web Interface to Qmail on Linux

[Andy Walden]

Not only that, but overall in my experience, it pretty much sucks. It
screwed up quite a bit corrupted mail files and ran quite slowly. After
using it for a month, they sent us an invoice. We promptly deleted it and
now use dmailweb from netwinsite.com. Works like a charm, very fast and
good support. 

-andy

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On 14 Apr 1999, Russell Nelson wrote:

> Peter Gradwell writes:
>  > At 11:11 am -0700 13/4/99,the wonderful Matthew Kaing wrote:
>  > >Hi, I like users to be able to access and manage their email via a browser.
>  > >Does anyone know of a web-based interface to Qmail or other similar packages
>  > >for Linux that is freeware?
>  > 
>  > 
>  > www.endymion.com/products/mailman
> 
> Their "Licensing" page says "MailMan is not free."
> 
> -- 
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> 

Re: FW: Web Interface to Qmail on Linux

[Russell Nelson]

Peter Gradwell writes:
 > At 11:11 am -0700 13/4/99,the wonderful Matthew Kaing wrote:
 > >Hi, I like users to be able to access and manage their email via a browser.
 > >Does anyone know of a web-based interface to Qmail or other similar packages
 > >for Linux that is freeware?
 > 
 > 
 > www.endymion.com/products/mailman

Their "Licensing" page says "MailMan is not free."

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Potsdam, NY 13676-3213  | +1 315 268 9201 FAX   |   cause of world peace.

Re: FW: Web Interface to Qmail on Linux

[Sam]

Matthew Kaing writes:

> Hi, I like users to be able to access and manage their email via a browser.
> Does anyone know of a web-based interface to Qmail or other similar packages
> for Linux that is freeware?

http://www.inter7.com/sqwebmail/

Only for Maildir mailboxes.

-- 
Sam

Re: FW: Web Interface to Qmail on Linux

[Peter Gradwell]

At 11:11 am -0700 13/4/99,the wonderful Matthew Kaing wrote:
>Hi, I like users to be able to access and manage their email via a browser.
>Does anyone know of a web-based interface to Qmail or other similar packages
>for Linux that is freeware?


www.endymion.com/products/mailman


-- 
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gradwell dot com Ltd. Enabling the internet you don't see.

Re: FW: Web Interface to Qmail on Linux

[Peter van Dijk]

On Tue, Apr 13, 1999 at 11:11:50AM -0700, Matthew Kaing wrote:
> Hi, I like users to be able to access and manage their email via a browser.
> Does anyone know of a web-based interface to Qmail or other similar packages
> for Linux that is freeware?

web.horde.org/imp/, if I'm not mistaken.

Greetz, Peter
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FW: Web Interface to Qmail on Linux

[Matthew Kaing]

Hi, I like users to be able to access and manage their email via a browser.
Does anyone know of a web-based interface to Qmail or other similar packages
for Linux that is freeware?

Thanks,
Matthew Bora Kaing

Web Interface

[J. Adams]

Has anyone seen a web POP3 client that WORKS with the original qmail
pop3 daemon from QMail 1.2 ??? I have tried AtDot (www.atdot.org), It
cant login to the server, I tried phpop, it cant log in to the server,
and everything else is for IMAP.

By the way, I am using the single UID virtual users configuration, and I
have the latest PHP3 installed,
I think its 3.1.12.  I believe PHPLIB is not compatible with PHP4.02b
which I had installed.  Server is Apache 1.3.9, MySQL is 3.21.19, Qmail
is 1.2, the kernel is 2.034  if you can help I would really appreciate
it.

--
Jon Adams
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Web Interface.

[Ken Jones]

eric wrote:
> 
> Not to drag a topic on - but I have a few questions about engineering
> a Hotmail type of mail solution: I've looked into sqwebmail by Inter7,
> but would like to get more input on the following issues:
> 
> 1. Is anyone using such as system with Vpop users and NOT system accounts?
>I can't imagine giving out 100,000 system accounts.  Does your solution
>implement Ldap to point to various servers?
> 2. What types of subscription methods do you implement for automated sign-up?
>Just cgi type wrappers around the commands?
> 3. How does each user administer their own mailing lists (if they are offered)?
>For instance, specific users will be able to setup open list-servs - and
>that looks like a bit more work unless we direct them to the qmailadmin
>package, correct?
> 
> Thanks in advance for any help on this.

1) We have modified vpopmail to work with mysql and support large
numbers
   of accounts, at least 500,000. We haven't integrated it into
sqwebmail,
   but it's next on the list.

2) There is a vadduser command line that can be called from perl or
   c program. We have a sample in c.

3) no idea

Ken Jones
Inter7

PS: the web interface is written by Sam Varshavchik
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Inter7 just hosts his software.

Web Interface.

[eric]

Not to drag a topic on - but I have a few questions about engineering
a Hotmail type of mail solution: I've looked into sqwebmail by Inter7,
but would like to get more input on the following issues:

1. Is anyone using such as system with Vpop users and NOT system accounts?
   I can't imagine giving out 100,000 system accounts.  Does your solution 
   implement Ldap to point to various servers?
2. What types of subscription methods do you implement for automated sign-up?
   Just cgi type wrappers around the commands?
3. How does each user administer their own mailing lists (if they are offered)?
   For instance, specific users will be able to setup open list-servs - and
   that looks like a bit more work unless we direct them to the qmailadmin 
   package, correct?

Thanks in advance for any help on this.