>> Is it that you periodically need to get at your mail from other
>> machines?
> Yeah, that's mostly the reason.
I've been looking for something roughly along the same lines. I've got
some users who regularly download their e-mail from a POP3 server using a
traditional mail client. But these users have the need to access their
POP3 mailboxes via the web on occasion. I know there's commercial
services out there that do this, but I would rather a Linux-based free
solution.
So what I need is a web-based e-mail system which does POP3 and which
can be configured to "leave mail on the server" so that the users can
still download their mail regularly with their PC-based e-mail client.
Anyone know of such a beast?
--
Regards, | "A contribution by Microsoft Corporation to South Carolina's
. | Republican Party during the 1998 campaign preceded a decision
Randy | by the state's GOP attorney general to withdraw from an
| antitrust suit against the computer software giant."
| Source: API, 24 December 1998
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