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25/09/2006, 17h10

On Mon, 25 Sep 2006 12:38:41 +0100, "miguel-lopes"
<milopes@hotmail.com> wrote:

>I have a small office and I would like to build a email server using
>imap. The OS that I'll be using is Suse. But when I read about it it
>says that it is not straight forward neither the webmail.

Most webmails don't maintain state, and need to be paired with cyrus,
which responds quickly to connections, or connect thru an imap proxy
which does maintain state.

The only proxy I know of is imapproxy, and it's not well maintained,
leaving cyrus as the only good option for a non stateful webmail.

It's possible to use uw-imap with a stateful webmail like prayer, but
prayer has minimial features. I don't know any other good choices for
a stateful webmail.

Unfortunately, it's "not straight forward."

25/09/2006, 17h10	#2
John Kelly Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: using imap com a small intranet On Mon, 25 Sep 2006 12:38:41 +0100, "miguel-lopes" <milopes@hotmail.com> wrote: >I have a small office and I would like to build a email server using >imap. The OS that I'll be using is Suse. But when I read about it it >says that it is not straight forward neither the webmail. Most webmails don't maintain state, and need to be paired with cyrus, which responds quickly to connections, or connect thru an imap proxy which does maintain state. The only proxy I know of is imapproxy, and it's not well maintained, leaving cyrus as the only good option for a non stateful webmail. It's possible to use uw-imap with a stateful webmail like prayer, but prayer has minimial features. I don't know any other good choices for a stateful webmail. Unfortunately, it's "not straight forward."