Try http://openwebmail.org/
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
On Wed, Oct 26, 2005 at 01:24:25PM +0200, Geoffrey S. Mendelson wrote:
Hi,
I am an old time ELM user, now upgraded to MUTT. I have over 4,000 email
files (each containing multiple emails) in my Mail directory. This is
because I've been collecting emails since 1991 and want to keep them
online so I can refer to them.
However I would like to join the rest of the world and use a web based email
client.
Why?
The problems that I have are:
1. It needs to be able to access them email in the mutt files interchangeably.
A local imapd. At least uw-imapd and dovecot support a
"pre-authenticated" mode of running the imapd by the user. Thus you can
connect with mutt from either localhost or with a remote host with
ssh/pubkey without typing/storing a password.
2. It needs to work on a web server running Apache 2.
Shouldn't be an issue.
3. If it uses IMAP, it needs to have support for SSL.
Shouldn't be an issue. This is a matter of setting up apache properly.
Note the limitations that a proper SSL setup has (no name-based virtual
hosting)
I tried roundcube and found that it has two problems that affect me:
a. It does not see my old email files. This could be an IMAP problem
or another problem. I turned off email caching in roundcube to prevent
double copies of the files.
What imapd? Can you give more details?
b. If I go into folder list on on roundcube, it crashes due to using too
much cpu time. I have a slow computer, but 128 seconds is a long time.
uw-imapd is generally very unefficient with large mbox folders, as you
probably know.
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