Email Server

[Gene Heskett]

On Sunday 19 September 2004 07:37, Seb E. Payne wrote:
>Thanks for your quick responses. So I think that Postfix is the best
>thing to use.
>
>I want to use IMAP Access, Spam Checking, possibly Virus checking
> and webmail. I have seen this Webmail which includes groupware
> facilites called PHPGroupware (www.phpgroupware.org). So for a
> email server, I would need the following:
>
>1. Postfix MTA - To receive the mail
>2. Courier IMAP - To allow the clients to access the email
>3. PHP Groupware - Groupware and Webmail
>4. Spam Assassin - Spam Filtering
>
>Is this correct or do I need more than this?

Take a look at QMail too.  We've been using it at the tv station 
<http://www.wdtv.com> for several years with good results.

Its versatile enough that I have an account on it accessable from 
home, it doesn't relay and the filtering is fairly decent.  And it 
scales well to business account sized numbers of clients without 
needing a lot of big iron to do it.

>Thanks
>
>Seb Payne
>Senior Services Consultant
>
>------------------------------------------
>Sebastian Payne Computer Consultancy
>Professional solutions to suit your personal needs
>www.sebpayne.com

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