Eric Heintzberger wrote:
Thanks for the tip. My impression was that qmailadmin is intended for a
certain kind of virtual domain setup, and designed so that the
administrator of each domain would have a GUI admin console, not
necessarily the end-users. But maybe it could work in my case as well.
Hello everyone!
I run qmail, courier-imap, and FreeBSD as a mail server for a
small business network. Most of the end-users have no
familiarity with UNIX, and so training them to SSH into the mail
server and uncomment the autoresponder line in their .qmail
configuration file c. is a bit
Eric Heintzberger wrote:
Hello everyone!
I run qmail, courier-imap, and FreeBSD as a mail server for a small
business network. Most of the end-users have no familiarity with UNIX,
and so training them to SSH into the mail server and uncomment the
autoresponder line in their .qmail configuration
Thanks for the tip. My impression was that qmailadmin is
intended for a certain kind of virtual domain setup, and
designed so that the administrator of each domain would have a
GUI admin console, not necessarily the end-users. But maybe it
could work in my case as well.
Peter Risdon wrote:
