Does sqwebmail have to run on the same machine as the courierI did a bit of a "workaround" on that; I have only one public IP address but wanted my mailserver to be seperate from my webserver. What I ended up doing was running an Apache server on the mailserver that's configured only to run sqwebmail. Then on the webserver, I use the Apache mod_proxy module (see http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_proxy.html ) to pass along webmail requests to the Apache running on the mailserver. Not quite what you were looking for perhaps, but it's one way of having access to sqwebmail from another server...
mail server?
/Anders
Samuel Penn writes:
Hi,
Does sqwebmail have to run on the same machine as the courier
mail server? I'd like to have webmail running on an OpenBSD
box, with Courier running on a different (Linux) box. I don't
want to mount network drives between the two machines.
Is this possible?
If not, does anyone have suggestions for a webmail system which
will talk to a courier (IMAP) mail server?
Cheers.
--
Be seeing you,
Sam.
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