entropic,
is WING something I can deploy and configure/customize (like most
webmail solutions) or should code the interface to get it to work?
does it support imap folders and address books?
martin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Wing scales well. Its the 'imap' server where you
On Wed, 23 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Wing scales well. Its the 'imap' server where you will
> have issues. I use wing with imap-uw and about 50
> 'trusted' users.
what issues will you have with the imap server?
> I'm looking into a 'ldap' email alternative. But haven't
> learned the
On Wed, Aug 23, 2000 at 02:51:22PM +0100, David Hodgkinson wrote:
>
> Leon!
>
> > Development will start again as soon as yapc::Europe is over and
> > people get back from holiday, honest. Scalability will really only
> > happen when I can get some beefy servers to test it on.
>
Leon!
> Development will start again as soon as yapc::Europe is over and
> people get back from holiday, honest. Scalability will really only
> happen when I can get some beefy servers to test it on.
What are the scalability issues? I'm looking at the possiblity of
doing this for some hundreds
martin langhoff sent the following bits through the ether:
> Acmemail is nicely documented, and seems 'ready to go' (tempting!),
> although I fear it may not be as configurable as I want. Do you know
> anything about it?
As the main developer of acmemail, I'd actually go for WING - acmemail
is
I found the one that Luis suggested, (acmemail) and a few more,
including WING. These 2 are the only ones programmed to take advantage
of mod_perl. I fear the other ones are not mod_perl aware, so the may
not be safe/efficient under mod_perl, so my choices are mainly between
these two.
On Tue, 22 Aug 2000, 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
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,
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?
