webmail

[nathan]

Is there anything available as a valueapp for accessing our email accounts over the web such a squirrel mail. I was trying to install but it's bit much for me at this point. I got hung up on trying to run a perl script.

[Chris]

Hi Nathan,

Yeah, SquirrelMail is not going to work on our servers. It requires IMAP and we run POP3 mail.

In your control panel, there is NeoMail webmail, under the collaboration section of your ValueApps section. It requires Perl to be installed. You can install this Neomail ValueApp and then you will see a link to check your email via the web. Hope that helps.

[nathan]

thanks Chris,

I have neomail up and running now. I created a new subdomain webmail.mydomain.com and the .htaccess redirects to the login page. Since I have more than one domain can I set it up to send from more than one domain, or more importantly to me :) specify which domain I want the email to come from?

Thanks

[Chris]

Actually, the NeoMail ValueApp is intended to be used from the main domain. So, no matter how many domains you have, it will always show up as user@maindomain.com.

However, after each user logs in, they can specify the reply-to address and use their own domain. Having said that, you may want to consider other possibilities.

NOCC webmail is a nice and simple webmail app written in PHP. It can be installed in 5 minutes for each of your domains. Check it out:

http://nocc.sourceforge.net/