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From: Jason Fesler <jfesler@gigo.com>
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Subject: Re: Mail Mgrs?
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> I'm looking for a good free/cheapware webmail system for a non-profit
> site. I've been out of the cgi-goodie loop for too long and haven't found
> anything yet after a few searches. Still, I would be surprised if
> something doesn't exist. The functionality I'm looking for would be like a
> mini hotmail. Pieces of the puzzle would be fine, like signup and address
> control, etc. It's going on a freebsd box. Thanks in advance for any
> pointers.

cyrus for storing pop3/imap  [for speed reasons, mbox format is too slow],
combined with an imap frontend like IHMO and the Roxen web server, or any
of the PHP mail frontends for apache.



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