On Tuesday 05 July 2005 17:45, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> Ahh... well, don't get too anxious for people to drop their MS Outlooks.
> I've yet to see a webmail that provides the speed and convenience (and
> offline access) that a good client-side mail browser can (not that I'm
> defending MS Outlook or anything).
Here's how:
PHP4.x
eaccelerator, zend accelerator or turck-mmcache
Squirrelmail w/Zlib compression turned on
ImapProxyD
Courier Imap w/Inotify(Dnotify if you must)
Linux 2.6 kernels all around
I'm always amazed when I have to use our webmail for some reason. It's
blinding fast.
> hand before, and I currently use the Debian package -- they're about
Great. Now apt-get install imapproxy, configure and marvel. :)
> The best I've gotten here is a homemade tiny squirrelmail plugin that
> puts a link to qmailadmin on the squirrelmail login page. If anyone's
> interested, I can post it (though it's really and truly trivial).
Sure, if it's a plugin. That would possibly save me some editing time for
updates.
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Cheers,
Steve |President & Systems Administrator, Kingston Online Services
|(e pluribus unix) Multiple-T3/OC3 URL: http://www.kos.net/
|Business and Education partners in SouthEastern Ontario
|
|"Through the firewall, out the router, down the OC3, across the
|backbone, bounced from satellite, it's nothing but net."
|(forgive me if I'm terse, I answer hundreds of e-mails a day)
