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Posted to server-user@james.apache.org by Phillip Rhodes <sp...@rhoderunner.com> on 2007/02/08 15:29:47 UTC
Can you vote for options for webmail for james solution?
I have to install a webmail program that works with James. Can you vote
on which option would make the most sense given that while I am a very
experienced Java developer (tapestry, lucene, spring, hibernate,
mqseries, jms) , I am not familiar with james/email systems.
Options:
1) Squirrel Mail: The good webmail systems out there support imap, I
don't think squirrel mail even supports pop3.
2) Claros: I installed Claros, it was buggy and would take 5+ minutes
to login to the system.
3) Get the james imap server working so I can use squirrel mail. Could
I get it to a production quality state so that I am not spending every
other day stressed out with bug fixing because someone can't get their
webmail?
4) Write a java webapp that uses jdbc to read the inbox (like imap) and
send basic send mail capabilities.
5) Any other pop3 webmail systems out there that work work well for a
large inbox?
6) Any other options?
I have about 16 hours of time I am willing to devote to this, more if I
like the idea.
Phillip
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Re: Can you vote for options for webmail for james solution?
Posted by Michael Weissenbacher <mw...@dermichi.com>.
Hi,
I don't use JAMES as Mail store but forward all mails to a local
Courier-IMAP (via the remote delivery mailet with a gateway). Then I use
squirrelmail to access it. The only drawback is that squirrelmail gets
considerably slow on mailboxes with >1000 Mails. I guess that's because
it always fetches all Mail headers.
Michael
Phillip Rhodes schrieb:
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> I have to install a webmail program that works with James. Can you vote
> on which option would make the most sense given that while I am a very
> experienced Java developer (tapestry, lucene, spring, hibernate,
> mqseries, jms) , I am not familiar with james/email systems.
>
> Options:
> 1) Squirrel Mail: The good webmail systems out there support imap, I
> don't think squirrel mail even supports pop3. 2) Claros: I installed
> Claros, it was buggy and would take 5+ minutes to login to the system.
> 3) Get the james imap server working so I can use squirrel mail. Could
> I get it to a production quality state so that I am not spending every
> other day stressed out with bug fixing because someone can't get their
> webmail?
> 4) Write a java webapp that uses jdbc to read the inbox (like imap) and
> send basic send mail capabilities.
> 5) Any other pop3 webmail systems out there that work work well for a
> large inbox?
> 6) Any other options?
>
> I have about 16 hours of time I am willing to devote to this, more if I
> like the idea.
> Phillip
>
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RE: Can you vote for options for webmail for james solution?
Posted by Bob Kraai <bo...@kraai.com>.
Hipergate has a nice webmail component that I use with James for a little
over a year. Had some trouble and had to patch a few things to work with
attachments. I think that I had to patch some other little stuff too. I
have not upgraded since more than a year ago, so newer versions might have a
more robust webmail.
http://www.hipergate.org
---Bob
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From: Phillip Rhodes [mailto:spamsucks@rhoderunner.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2007 8:30 AM
To: James Users List
Subject: Can you vote for options for webmail for james solution?
I have to install a webmail program that works with James. Can you vote
on which option would make the most sense given that while I am a very
experienced Java developer (tapestry, lucene, spring, hibernate,
mqseries, jms) , I am not familiar with james/email systems.
Options:
1) Squirrel Mail: The good webmail systems out there support imap, I
don't think squirrel mail even supports pop3.
2) Claros: I installed Claros, it was buggy and would take 5+ minutes
to login to the system.
3) Get the james imap server working so I can use squirrel mail. Could
I get it to a production quality state so that I am not spending every
other day stressed out with bug fixing because someone can't get their
webmail?
4) Write a java webapp that uses jdbc to read the inbox (like imap) and
send basic send mail capabilities.
5) Any other pop3 webmail systems out there that work work well for a
large inbox?
6) Any other options?
I have about 16 hours of time I am willing to devote to this, more if I
like the idea.
Phillip
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