Forum for things that doesn't really have anything to do with hMailServer. Such as php.ini, beer, etc etc.
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sheffters
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by sheffters » 2009-08-02 02:13
What are the options? (free options!)
any more?
I'm on roundcube at the moment and think its great, though it does have a few oddities like the send button not in the menu bar but at the bottom of the screen which can scroll off on some resolutions.
Wondering what people use / recommend?
S.
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mattg
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by mattg » 2009-08-02 05:51
OSAN -
http://www.hmailserver.com/forum/viewto ... =9&t=14143
There are many, many others. At least two hundred I reckon. I just Googled 'free webmail client' and got 3.2 Million hits. Some are pop3 only, some are IMAP, some are Ajax, some are PHP, some are ASP. Some require a database backend, some don't. Some link with LDAP servers for common address books, some are proprietary, some are open source, some have themes and add-ins, some only come in vanilla...
For a small installation there is also things like 'simplemail' a Firefox add-in. Really easy way to set up remote access to mail for ONE user on a regular laptop, but then you could just use a regular mail client like thunderbird or outlook express.
Matt
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sheffters
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by sheffters » 2009-08-02 19:30
I just Googled 'free webmail client' and got 3.2 Million hits
I only got 335k results for that
I guess I should have written ... what are pople using and why?
looks quite a nice interface on that one pepsi, does it use flat files for settings etc?
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martin
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by martin » 2009-08-02 22:20
I'm using SquirrelMail because I find simple to use and I find it to be very stable for me. The user interface does appear a bit unprofessional though, but since I'm the only one accessing my server that doesn't matter to me.
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brucestr21
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by brucestr21 » 2009-08-03 00:31
I use both Squirrelmail and Horde. Horde has a better interface (and cool addons) but is slower. Squirrelmail is fast and stable
hMailServer v5.2.1 Build 360
XAMPP 1.70
Horde Groupware Webmail 1.2.3
Windows Server 2003 SBS
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GotNet
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by GotNet » 2009-08-03 00:35
Ditto my vote for SM. Might consider something more "modern" but so many users have customs set that they would have a fit if I were to change.
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black zero
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by black zero » 2009-08-03 04:36
Squirrel, since it's the very first webmail I've ever successfully installed on my Hmail. kthxbai.
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pepsi
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by pepsi » 2009-08-03 08:53
sheffters wrote: I just Googled 'free webmail client' and got 3.2 Million hits
I only got 335k results for that
I guess I should have written ... what are pople using and why?
looks quite a nice interface on that one pepsi, does it use flat files for settings etc?
Yes it uses flat files