We have been running Imail for just under 4 years. Choose it after
testing several packages. When it installed and was running in about 15
minutes, I was sold. Our needs are fairly simple compared to others on
the list. We are a two year college (about 2 hours northwest of you)
with about 6000 accounts on a Dell GX1 desktop, NT workstation 4.0,
600MHz, 256MB RAM, 12GB HD. Maybe 350 users use POP3, the rest (mainly
students) use web messaging. Process about 110,000 messages a month.
We run maybe 4 or 5 list groups, nothing high volume. We never seem to
stress the machine. (We don't have the new web calendar going yet
though)
Are people happy with it? Maybe a case of bad timing on that question.
A new version is out and some are having problems, others aren't. This
is to be expected. I have not regretted my decision to use it and stay
with it. It takes very little care and feeding -- important if you have
other daily duties.
John
"Charles B. Gambrell" wrote:
>
> We are considering purchasing a mail server for our library and imail is
> one under consideration.
>
> I joined the list to see what users are saying about the program, and what
> problems users are having.
>
> Are your happy or unhappy with the product? Is it reliable? I am
> interested in what is the configuration of the NT servers as to memory and
> hard drive.
>
> Also, are they any users in my part of the USA, or any other libraries
> using imail for staff email?
>
> Charles B. Gambrell
> System Automation Assistant Manager
>
> Mobile Public Library
> 701 Government Street
> Mobile, AL 36602-1499
> http://www.mplonline.org
>
> Voice: 334.208.7095
> Fax: 334.208.7618
> email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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