Re: [gentoo-server] webmail software

["Radu Herinean" <radu@zona.ro>]

i've seen some big fat warnings about multiple vulnerabilities in the horde 
framework.  is that an old status that is no longer valid?

to also give some value to my posting: i am also looking into this matter, 
but i am looking for an alternative to SM.
so far i found http://ilohamail.org/ and openwebmail (masked in portage) 
that are worth considering.
iloha seems faster, i will have to check how it performs when used for all 
the domains hosted on that server.

regards.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Pierre Cassimans" <kammicazze@hotmail.com>
To: <gentoo-server@lists.gentoo.org>
Sent: Friday, August 19, 2005 9:24 AM
Subject: Re: [gentoo-server] webmail software


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>>From: kashani <kashani-list@badapple.net>
>>Reply-To: gentoo-server@lists.gentoo.org
>>To: gentoo-server@lists.gentoo.org
>>Subject: Re: [gentoo-server] webmail software
>>Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 23:29:46 -0500
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>>Michael Irey wrote:
>>>Hi everyone, I am reviewing webmail software to be be installed in a high 
>>>use production environment.  The mail server is qmail with vpopmail.
>>>
>>>I am looking for:
>>>  * stability
>>>  * security
>>>  * speed
>>>  * ability to change the look and feel
>>>  * overall features
>>>
>>>The ones I have reviewed so far are horde/imp, squirrelmail, and DWmail.
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>> My old virtual system was running Squirrelmail, but on the new system 
>> we're running both Squirrel and Horde/IMP. Most customers seem to like 
>> the IMP interface better and its HTML mail support seems to work unlike 
>> SM. We will likely drop SM at some point in the future.
>> If you do install both even if just for testing you should modify the 
>> preferences so that IMP and SM use the same folders. By default IMP uses 
>> sent-mail, drafts, and a trash folder feature is not on. I changed that 
>> to Sent, Drafts, and turned on Trash so that users switching between 
>> Thunderbird, SM, and IMP had the same folder setup. You'll also need to 
>> turn on HTML mail display in one of the conf files as well in IMP.
>> I do find the folder setup in IMP a little funky to browse through, but 
>> that's really my only major complaint so far.
>>
>>kashani
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> which version of Horde/Imp have you running? I have Imp 4.0.3 running and 
> i'm feeling a big performance hit with this version over the old 3.x ones. 
> Is there a big speed difference between SM and Horde/Imp?
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> Pierre Cassimans
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> Pierre Cassimans
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