Re[2]: [vchkpw] OT: Webmail trends for vpopmail/qmail/IMAP
Hello, you may have a look to the Claros Intouch webmail at http://www.claros.org/ But, It is written in java, so it requires tomcat etc. Thanks. Thursday, January 3, 2008, 11:12:56 PM, you wrote: ISP Lists wrote: Off-topic, perhaps respond off-list? What are the hot applications in F/OSS webmail that start to move towards AJAX clients (yahoo! mail beta, gmail) that might function well on a vpopmail/qmail/IMAP infrastructure? I looked at Sourceforge and didn't see much that would leap past squirrelmail. We use RoundCube in addition to Squirell. http://roundcube.net/ Regards, Rick Thanks Rick, good stuff! Any other ideas are most appreciated. -- Ismail YENIGUL Yönetici/Manager Servis ve Destek Bölümü/System Services and Support Division Tel: +90 216 344 07 15 Fax: +90 216 344 07 16 http://www.endersys.com.tr !DSPAM:477dedc7310545967290621!
[vchkpw] OT: Webmail trends for vpopmail/qmail/IMAP
Off-topic, perhaps respond off-list? What are the hot applications in F/OSS webmail that start to move towards AJAX clients (yahoo! mail beta, gmail) that might function well on a vpopmail/qmail/IMAP infrastructure? I looked at Sourceforge and didn't see much that would leap past squirrelmail. !DSPAM:477d4215310543745219514!
Re: [vchkpw] OT: Webmail trends for vpopmail/qmail/IMAP
ISP Lists wrote: Off-topic, perhaps respond off-list? What are the hot applications in F/OSS webmail that start to move towards AJAX clients (yahoo! mail beta, gmail) that might function well on a vpopmail/qmail/IMAP infrastructure? I looked at Sourceforge and didn't see much that would leap past squirrelmail. We use RoundCube in addition to Squirell. http://roundcube.net/ Regards, Rick !DSPAM:477d499e310541353510414!
Re: [vchkpw] OT: Webmail trends for vpopmail/qmail/IMAP
Hi Rick, I like to use Roudcube as you recommanded. Wonder if you have ways to do messag filter as they will implement much later in their milestone. http://trac.roundcube.net/milestone/later Thanks! Charles On Jan 3, 2008 12:46 PM, Rick Macdougall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ISP Lists wrote: Off-topic, perhaps respond off-list? What are the hot applications in F/OSS webmail that start to move towards AJAX clients (yahoo! mail beta, gmail) that might function well on a vpopmail/qmail/IMAP infrastructure? I looked at Sourceforge and didn't see much that would leap past squirrelmail. We use RoundCube in addition to Squirell. http://roundcube.net/ Regards, Rick !DSPAM:477d4b3d310541406315511!
Re: [vchkpw] OT: Webmail trends for vpopmail/qmail/IMAP
ISP Lists wrote: Off-topic, perhaps respond off-list? What are the hot applications in F/OSS webmail that start to move towards AJAX clients (yahoo! mail beta, gmail) that might function well on a vpopmail/qmail/IMAP infrastructure? I looked at Sourceforge and didn't see much that would leap past squirrelmail. We use RoundCube in addition to Squirell. http://roundcube.net/ Regards, Rick Thanks Rick, good stuff! Any other ideas are most appreciated. !DSPAM:477d4fd9310541599016348!
Re: [vchkpw] OT: Webmail trends for vpopmail/qmail/IMAP
Charles Kung wrote: Hi Rick, I like to use Roudcube as you recommanded. Wonder if you have ways to do messag filter as they will implement much later in their milestone. http://trac.roundcube.net/milestone/later Nope, I haven't had time to look at the code base. Other stuff keeps me busy enough. Cheers! !DSPAM:477d50d0310545469914480!
Re: [vchkpw] OT: Webmail trends for vpopmail/qmail/IMAP
On Thu, 2008-01-03 at 15:12 -0600, ISP Lists wrote: ISP Lists wrote: Off-topic, perhaps respond off-list? What are the hot applications in F/OSS webmail that start to move towards AJAX clients (yahoo! mail beta, gmail) that might function well on a vpopmail/qmail/IMAP infrastructure? I looked at Sourceforge and didn't see much that would leap past squirrelmail. We use RoundCube in addition to Squirell. http://roundcube.net/ Regards, Rick Thanks Rick, good stuff! Any other ideas are most appreciated. I'm using Roundcube and Horde.. Horde's Dynamic IMP is currently at RC1... Rick !DSPAM:477d5254310541108132268!