Is there anyone out there using Imail as a Hotmail. This would allow users to add and
delete them selves from a web interface?
I have a client that would like to setup a mini hotmail like systems for users of his
bands web site. I saw the add user scripts on Imail's support page. I need to know how
to run them from a web page. The scripts are command line based. Has anyone ever seen
an example of this? Can I hire someone to do this?
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On 7/19/99 at 12:03 PM David Alvarez wrote:
>LDAP, whois and finger are three ways for people on the internet to find
>information about an email address (name, phone, address.... etc...). I
>have found out that most of our customers frown upon the idea of having
>any personal information accessible that way, so I have those services
>stopped. IMAP is just like POP3 but the messages are managed and stay
>on the mail server, as opposed to being on the client's computer. You
>usually want one or the other....unless you want to offer your customers
>the option of normal email or just web-based email.
>
>I hope it helps, sorry for the non-tech answer, but I have been working
>all weekend on upgrading the systems and my brain is just fried.... I am
>going to bed now :)_
>
>Sincerely,
>
>David Alvarez
>
>Marketing wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> Currently I have Imap, Ldap, whois, and finger
>> services stopped on old security recommendation and wonder why I
>> would want them turned back on. Are they security risk or just
>> taking up CPU and space? Are they necessary for normal operation of
>> email...
>> I do not see literature about these features and benefits. Imail
>> Version is 4.08.
>> regards,
>> F. Sadowick
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