On the subject of contrib.. you're welcome to include my vpopmail-changepass hack for IMP if you want. It allows IMP users to take advantage of the changepass option in IMP, but with vpopmail. It's at: http://shupp.org/vpopmail-changepass-0.1.tar.gz Bill Shupp on 12/20/00 7:48 PM, Ken Jones at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Brad Dameron wrote: >> >> On Tue, 19 Dec 2000, Ben Beuchler wrote: >> >>> On Wed, Dec 20, 2000 at 02:13:55AM -0700, Russ Mann wrote: >>> >>>> I saw Brads post where he mentioned using IMP from Horde. For that >>>> you have to use an IMAP config instead of POP3 right? Can someone >>>> explain what the technical difference is and why to use one or the >>>> other? >>> >>> They're completely different approaches. IMAP tries to do everything >>> server side and POP3 does everything client side. >>> >>> www.imap.org >>> >>> -- >>> Ben Beuchler [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> MAILER-DAEMON (612) 321-9290 x101 >>> Bitstream Underground www.bitstream.net >>> >> >> You can run both if you prefer. I run the POP3 for customers to get mail >> external and I run the IMAP server for my webmail program. Or you can use >> just IMAP for both. Imap seems to be a slower when used with external >> mailers like Netscape, Outlook Express, etc. I do not believe you need the >> Imap server for use with SqWebMail as you were looking to use. You would >> only need it if you want to use another program. I still recommend the IMP >> webmail. You can adjust the menu to include a link to the Qmailadmin as >> well. SqWebMail definately needs a face lift and a few more options. >> >> Thank you, >> Brad Dameron > > Could you post your IMP menu change that links to qmailadmin. > I'd like to add IMP information to the contrib directory. We > might as well collect your knowledge to distribute to others. > > Ken Jones >
