Jeremy, Yes, it is possible. Yes, you need additional tools. A Web based email package capable of performing POP logins can be used. The Web email package can be setup on the same machine as Sendmail/Qpopper, or on a separate machine across a LAN, WAN or Internet (if your POP server is on the Internet).
Our company uses a product called AnyEmail. It's a bare-bones Web based email interface, reasonably priced between $55 and $395 based on number of users (5 to 500 - larger user licenses are available at a higher cost). An HTML form asks the user for login name and password. It then performs a POP login with your mail server and retrieves the mail headers, placing them in a HTML table, much like an inbox in a MUA. Clicking the subject downloads the message and any attachments. Note: MIME only decoding - almost not worth mentioning these days. Pay attention to the browser's cache when users check their email on someone else's computer. http://www.netbula.com/anyemail/ Jeff West Postmaster Hat Worn Here Astronautics Corporation of America At 9/17/2002 10:14 AM, you wrote: >Hi List- > >I have successfully installed Sendmail and Qpopper on a MacOSX G4. I have a >question regarding webmail. > >Is it possible? Do I need additional tools? > >TIA >-- >Jeremy Schwartz >123YourWeb.com >877-654-7670
