I am looking to spice up the webmail on our internal qmail box.
What is every one using for their qmail-toaster box and which is easier
to install?
Thanks
Dave
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David Milholen
Project Engineer
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I added to the Wiki a couple years ago a Horde Webmail page (I am a
little tired and I maybe confusing that page with a different page I
created). I based a good part on Anil Aliyan's post in 2010. I think it
is really easy to install and works nice (though I do not use it). At
the time I was e
AfterLogic Webmail Lite is a good option
http://www.afterlogic.org/
2012/5/14 Gilbert T. Gutierrez, Jr.
> I added to the Wiki a couple years ago a Horde Webmail page (I am a
> little tired and I maybe confusing that page with a different page I
> created). I based a good part on Anil Aliyan's
I use RoundCube. Since they fixed their security problem, it's
worked pretty well. I tried Atmail and it seemed limited and looks
like it may be the same product as AfterLogic, but rebranded. I
wasn't particularly excited about Atmail as it was a bit slow.
Horde is ni
I like the looks of roundcube and got so far on the install but it
argued about php5.1.2 vs php5.2
I tried doing a work around with the php upgrade but it fail and
just have not went back to fix it.
On 05/14/2012 12:09 PM, Cecil Yother, Jr. wrote:
hi,
try using open-source version of Group-Office from
http://www.group-office.com/ [1] its more easy to use than horde
for end-user then the power-horse horde.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/group-office/
It has a rich interface.
- Deepen Dhulla
“Nothing is particularly hard if you divide i
I am using roundcube - its easy to install and is very good for a basic
e-mail functionality.
Most of my roubcube installation time I spent on upgrading php and
making sure it is not broken.
Group Office and an excellent collaboration platform including e-mails.
Rgds
Alex
On 15/05/2012 06:43
