Even for 100 users, there's nothing "small" about setting up pop, smtp, webmail, admin, DNS, backup, disk partitioning, defragging, etc, etc to have a mail server. You don't have scaleability issues, but you have every other issue.Has there been any discussion of porting IMail to other platforms? I think IMail would be a welcome addition to the *nix community. Granted, sendmail is a powerful MTA, but sometimes it is overkill for smaller environments.
Only if "configuring" Imail were all that had to be done to setup up a mail system and be a mail administrator. I assume the 20 minutes excludes reading the Imail user guide start to finish. :))Wouldn't it be nice to have a full-featured mail server such as IMail for *nix that could be configured in 20 minutes
For a commercial, integrated mail system on *nix there is the German CommunigatePro, about the same price range. There are others.as opposed to sendmail which typically takes hours of digging through HOW-TO's, README's, newsgroups, etc... I think IPSwitch would be pleasantly surprised at the response from their customers if they were to release such a product. I'm interested in hearing everybody's opinion on this.
I expect Imail was written to Win32 exclusively and is perfectly non-portable ie, without a total $$$$$re-write.
Len
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