No, I don't need it to look like outlook at all, it's just the only clean look
I've come across while searching. That's why I asked the list if there are
suggestions. I'd prefer keeping squirrelmail, seems to be liked by all.
Mike
On Mon, 19 Nov 2007 07:36:49 -0500, Jake Vickers wrote:
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>> I've tried things like that also. When the path seemed to be
>> /var/www/html for example, I would just copy the entire directory there.
>> But, I have to admit that I forgot to change ownership to the web server.
>> I'll give it one more try.
>>
> I don't have an answer for you then. If making it look like Outlook is so
> important, why not just use OWA on an Exchange machine?
>>> I've installed the nutmail.com themes on some of my machines and didn't
>>> have too many problems. Might be worth looking into. Sure, they're $35
>> I've emailed him but have not seen a reply. The price is fine, the
>> problem is that it's for 6 months of updates. Again, not a problem but
>> it's not clear if that means another full payment in 6 months if I needed
>> an update because squirrlemail made some changes for example. That would
>> bring the price up to some $60.00/year per server. It's just not clear
>> what he wants or how often squirrelmail changes so that I would need
>> updates.
>>
> For your $35, if Squirrelmail releases a new version in 3 months, you get
> it. Next year when they release a new version, you'd need to pay $35 to
> get an updated copy of his skin (and receive 6 months of updates again).
> You don't HAVE to, unless you're one of those people that has to install
> every patch that comes out. The changes that Squirrelmail makes will not
> automatically appear on your machine and break your webmail. Only you can
> do that.
> $60 or $70 a year is not a deterrent in my opinion. If you're running your
> entire business and paying all of your bills off of the efforts of the
> people that support open source, why not give a little back? They all have
> bills to pay as well. AND they help out at a "digital feeding kitchen".
> Always feeding, but never getting much in return except for complaints
> (there are the occasional thank-yous in there). You could always hire
> someone to code a nice interface for you, or purchase Exchange as well.
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