Why not give qmail a shot? Qmail and vpopmail are a good combo, easy to use and setup. You can get management guis for them, so you can add/remove/edit domains and users via the web. Check out www.inter7.com, they have lots of cool software there.
Just a thought.... On Mon, 10 Mar 2003 23:39:33 -0700, Shawn Grover wrote: >The Postfix/Cyrus combination seemed to be a no go for me (search of the >Cyrus archives didn't reveal anything useful pertaining to the error I was >getting). So I thought I would try Sendmail. Installed it, and am able to >SEND mail (from the server) to external mailboxes. I next installed QPopper >for the POP3 interface. It doesn't appear to need any special configuration >(Suse handles the basics for you), and I can open port 110 (even if the >server closes it right away - the resulting messges look normal). However, >when I try to hook up KMail to it, or Outlook from my Windows workstation, I >get errors. Yet I can see in the /etc/mail folder that there IS mail >waiting for me. >I've looked for details on this but I think I'm too tired and frustrated >right now to do a proper search and understand the results. Anyone deal >with this before? >I'm close to dropping linux off my server, and reinstalling a windows >platform - I KNOW I can have an email server in a couple of hours that way. >It would beat the two+ days I've spent trying to get a Linux email server >running. Maybe I'm just not bright enough for this task.... Or, the >learning curve is MUCH MUCH steeper than I anticipated..... >Anyways, I'm done venting. My appologies for it. But I would appreciate >any tips for sendmail/qpopper. Thanks in advance. I'm digging deeper >through the config files now.... <sighs> >Shawn >(PS. I looked a Kroupware and Citadel. Kroupware isn't far enough along >for my taste yet. Citadel is a drastic shift in the approach I've elected >to take (postfix/cyrus, or sendmail/pop3), but I haven't ruled it out yet).
