I have recently been looking for a webmail package, and have found IMP from Horde. (http://www.horde.org). It allows you to use both POP and IMAP with various encryptions. It's written in PHP.
Andrew On Thursday, May 30, 2002, at 06:52 AM, Drew wrote: > You should look at http://www.basilix.org/ it is a webmail package > using php > and imap you can also use ssl with imap as well. > > > Andrew > > Roman wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> I'm using qpopper 3.1.2 on Linux and now I'd like to set up a Webmail >> system. I have two main options: >> a) set up an imap server and then use a webmail system that uses imap >> protocol >> b) find a webmail which uses directly pop3 >> >> My goals are: >> - webmail being robust and _secure_ (i mean, sufficiently tested >> looking for >> sec holes, etc) >> - minimum number or no collisions between attempts to read mail for the >> same user (for instance, using pop3 and webmail at the same time). Any >> idea >> to optimize this? I suppose it will be impossible to use both systems >> at the >> same time but at least I don't want pop gets too much time locked due >> to a >> webmail access, and things like that. >> >> My questions (unordered ;-)): >> - which method is the best for that? a) or b) (imap or pop3) >> - in case of choose imap, which (free) imap server (for Unix) would >> you use? >> - which webmail system would you use? I've seen the following: >> http://www.squirrelmail.org/ >> and looks great. It requires imap. >> - will I have any "collision" problem between qpopper and imap? >> - any tip&tricks for configure this (some timeout options fine tuning, >> etc) >> >> I'm sure many of you have implemented such a system, so I'd like you >> to >> give me some feedback and ideas. >> >> Kind regards, >> --R >
