Someone use NOCC for webbased mail?http://nocc.sourceforge.net/

I need help on config.php
When I try to login program report "login or password incorrect"

my settings are:

$domains[1]->domain = 'domain.com';
$domains[1]->in = 'www.domain.com/pop3:110';
$domains[1]->smtp = '';
$domains[1]->smtp_port = 25;

please help me on that
:)

Just a note that I installed it and it never worked right. I'd look for something else. It was setup correctly, but often had errors when trying to use it to check mail (the primary function of the script).

Do you want a web mail gateway to any server or just your server's email?

If you want to access mail on your server, try nwebmail. This is written in C and modeled after NeoMail. The program is one of the fastest web mail interfaces I've seen. It directly accesses the mail spools, so speed is really good.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/nwebmail

Originally posted by huck
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If you want to access mail on your server, try nwebmail. This is written in C and modeled after NeoMail. The program is one of the fastest web mail interfaces I've seen. It directly accesses the mail spools, so speed is really good.

nwebmail certainly looks interesting, but it looks like it would require some modifications to paths to make, and have it work on the standard RaQ -- anyone actually used this on a RaQ and have the info on changes to the *.h file?

I would recommend ePostal Web Mail... installs in about 15 minutes if you know the basic CGI stuff.

http://www.transmission7.com/products/epostalservice/

The only disadvantages to the script (cgi-based) are that you have to purchase it and that you can only install it once on your server. Meaning that your customers would access it at yourhost.com/mail/ and input their domain name, username, pass.

Otherwise it's a great program! :)

i'm using Squirrelmail. works great. had someone else install it for me tho, so i can't comment on how easy it was to install. it is written in PHP4

http://squirrelmail.org/

I installed SquirrelMail some time ago on my RaQ. It's VERY easy to install -- copy a few files, edit a bit of configuration, and you're done. Because it's PHP-based, there's no need to chmod. ;)