On 08/14/03 at 12:01 -0500, Joe Sporleder opined:
> Yep, it's still called EIMS. There is a "lite" version for $200, but
> the lite version doesn't do multiple domains, among other things. I
> have been considering buying an eMac, and for $500 more, I can get the
> 10 user client of MacOS X Server, which is only $100 more than what
> Glenn is asking for EIMS. I'll wait until Panther Server is released
> before considering such a move, as it is supposed to be using new mail
> services that are supposed to be more robust and powerful compared to
> the ASIP Mail Server ported to MacOS X from MacOS 9.
Yes, supposedly in Panther the problematic Apple Mail Server (have a look
at the macos-x-server mailing list archive) will be replaced with postfix
and (IIRC) Courier IMAP. Presumably Apple will put a pretty GUI on top of
them for administration. Unless you need OS X Server for other things (AFS,
Netboot, etc.), though, it seems like a huge waste of money just to get a
pretty GUI for freely available software.
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