> From: Carles Xavier Munyoz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Hi, > Look at this URL: > http://www.unlimitedmail.org/ > > Greetings. >
The web page seems a little bit lacking for something that's supposed to draw me in to using it. 1) the FAQ is rather skimpy, and neither it nor the Documentation pages give me any indication what platforms this software requires (which is usually an indication that it's for MS Windows ... but you do mention Sparc equipment in there, so maybe there's hope for unix support). 2) the Documentation seems more like a technology white paper than actual product documentation that I'd use for installing, setting up, and configuring the software. It's also rather odd that you'd label and describe the function, as though they're part of your product, of the pieces that aren't at all part of the product (such as the pieces that you then say "use sendmail" or "use mailscanner", etc.). I understand the architecture of email systems ... that wont get me to use your product. What might get me to use your product is if you actuall describe the actual function, capabilities, and configuration options of your product. 3) you only barely mention supporting POP3. What other things do you support? KPOP? SASL? APOP? SPOP? POP3 w/STLS? IMAP4? IMAPS? 4) do I _have_ to use your seperate password file for authentication? What about PAM modules? What about KPOP? What about external authentication via SASL? 5) is there a CLI interface for adding/deleting/etc accounts? or does it all have to be done via the "provisioning" interface? And is that interactive only? 6) can users create their own mailing lists, or does it have to be done by an administrator? 7) when users add themselves to a mailing list, what sorts of authentication happens? mail-back confirmation? username+password at a web page? 8) What's the price? What about Edu discount? 9) Why on earth is your curriculum vitae in the product documentation?
