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Date: Tue, 17 Jun 1997 12:56:54 -0400
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From: Yves Eric Laliberte <ylaliber@cesart.com>
Subject: mail-server???
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Hi there,

I wish to installed a mail server like Netscape or others. 

Do you know a product (mail server) who use it own database and should be
acces via Web to add new account and manage the server.  I don't want to
use free Bsd account because of the security.  My server will be manage
remote and I don't want to give acces to custumers directely on free bsd
(unix) account.  I know Netscape build his server like this but I don't
think that it is compatible with free bsd.

Please help me to find a solution.  You can distribute this mail on your
listserv if it can help.

Yves Eric Laliberte