How long ago was your experience with the vpopmail/sqwebmail combo? Since I am not going to be running a high volumn server I wonder if my experience would be different. Just curious what you think. I don't want to go the expense of Cold Fusion if I can avoid it. I am a small operation < 10 employees and unlikely to grow much beyond that. Might host another 20+ accounts for associates and contractors but that would be it.
Cheers, Bob Porter On Thursday 05 September 2002 12:11 am, you wrote: > Hello Robert, > > No webmail interface. I use a Cold Fusion webmail interface that > works pretty well. > > I found in my experimenting with vpopmail/sqwebmail/qmailadmin that > there were far more problems than benefits. I've been running a > straight qmail server for a few years, then I added vpopmail/sqwebmail > and qmailadmin. After that everything went to hell, fast. Forwarding > did not work, the webmail interface validated users for about a day > then quit. qmailadmin would error out all the time, but still > complete the task. > > I switched back to a standard qmail install and found the cold fusion > front end. Now all the qmail stuff (forwarding, aliasing, and > catchall mailboxes) work just fine. > > Sincerely, > Kevin Barnes - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
