On Fri, 2003-07-25 at 18:54, Fryclau wrote: > Squirrelmail doesn't need rpm installation. > You just put the files in a folder inside the webserver and that's > all!!!! Why you will use RPM when you don't need it at all???? WHY?? > > I give you my advise about squirrelmail.. I have the software working > very well on my server.. And the installation is easier than run an > rpm.. I love rpm but sometimes you don't need it > > Go here and download a package to run squirrelmail: > http://www.squirrelmail.org/download.php > > Than unpack the files into a dir inside you webserver > > If you want you can define an alias to access to your webmail in > httpd.conf > > Alias /webmail "/var/www/webmail/" > > You will find a executable file in webmail/config/config.pl > Run it and you will be able to config some issue as the home logo or > some titles... new plugins too.. See the config.pl is very easy to use > and don't need rpm installation. > > You must have http server with php plus imap server running well... if > not; you need to come back in time >
Fryclau You sound as if you do not like rpm and see it as only something to use if you have to. I on the other hand only install packages manually if there is not rpm available and have been known to spend inordinate mounts of time to build an rpm from tarballs that could be then installed :) Cool thing about linux - TIMTOWTDI (There is more than one way to do it). BTW squirrelmail talks to imap or pop servers that server mail to read mail and only uses the mail transfer agent (sendmail by default on most distros I think) to send mail. Bret -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
