I like it too BUT it is no longer being developed. Due to an IP restriction with Ernie's (the author) employer, he felt it was neccessary to cease development until the situation changes. It also reads from your passwd/shadow files. Last I checked it can't use NIS, RADIUS, TACACS, LDAP, or PAM. You can however easily hack it up and add things like mouseovers (what I added), default signatures, etc... OpenWebmail is a fork of Neomail and is pretty nice too. I don't know about auth options though.
Like I said, I like Neomail. That's what we're using now. However we're switching to something else for auth needs primarily. I don't really have a grasp on how CPU intensive it is. We have users with large mail spools that hurt us when the POP their spools. I don't notice when they use webmail though. HTH Justin On Wed, 18 Sep 2002, Wayne Heming wrote: > I just installed neomail http://neomail.sourceforge.net/ > > Its works fine with limited extra tools, perl, DB, CGI. and FREE. and > doesn't require IMAP. > > very simple to install. > > Not sure of max users etc, didn't really go into that. > > Wayne > > At 03:17 PM 17/09/02 -0400, Alan Brown wrote: > >On Tue, 17 Sep 2002, Frank Pineau wrote: > > > > > IMP (http://www.horde.org) supports POP3 and IMAP. Frankly, if you're > > doing > > > webmail, IMAP is nicer anyway. > > > >Having run both, I strongly agree. :-) > >
