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  1. 05-16-2005 #1
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    Good email server solution

    We are looking into Apache James to see if it serves our requirements. Wondering if someone can share an opinion on this. We want a SMTP, POP , IMAP server which has a webmail interface to manage emails. Is Apache James the best solution or is there a better email server out there that can manage all of these.

    We are also looking for a Shared calendar server on linux, any suggestions please.

    Thanks a lot for your time.
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    u might try postfix or qmail (+webmail).
    configuration is not difficult and u can find doc anywhere. I use postfix as i dont need multiple domains on my server.
    my server = postfix, fetchmail, procmail + clamav/spamassassin
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    Re: Good email server solution

    Quote Originally Posted by bindweb
    We are looking into Apache James to see if it serves our requirements. Wondering if someone can share an opinion on this. We want a SMTP, POP , IMAP server which has a webmail interface to manage emails. Is Apache James the best solution or is there a better email server out there that can manage all of these.

    We are also looking for a Shared calendar server on linux, any suggestions please.

    Thanks a lot for your time.
    I use sendmail I host multiple domains and was simple to setup. It comes preinstalled on almost every distro.
    That is what I use.
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    I use sendmail I host multiple domains and was simple to setup. It comes preinstalled on almost every distro.
    well, postfix is "sendmail compatible" to a certain extent and a good alternative.
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    what other things do you run alongside sendmail? i am currently running qmail, with courier-imap, vpopmail, and squirrelmail. I quite like squirrelmail, does it work with sendmail or is there an alternative?
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    Quote Originally Posted by hdcleaver
    what other things do you run alongside sendmail? i am currently running qmail, with courier-imap, vpopmail, and squirrelmail. I quite like squirrelmail, does it work with sendmail or is there an alternative?
    squirrelmail works right out of the box with fedora/redhat. All I had to do is put the name and Ip in the squirrelmail.conf file.
    I run web apache with virtual domains, samba, pop3, imap, dns, smtp, you know the usual stuff.
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