Re: [cobalt-users] POP3 based Webmail

["Jim Scott" <cobaltlist@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

One thing that comes to mind that would allow you to prevent people from
accessing POP3 other than via web interface would be to create some sort of
firewall rules that would prevent POP3 except from whatever the IP is of
your webmail interface server.

I have not messed with Linux to do this type of stuff but I believe you
would look into IPCHAINS or something of that nature?

Jim

----- Original Message -----
From: "Zarrir Junior" <zarrir@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <cobalt-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 10:24 PM
Subject: [cobalt-users] POP3 based Webmail


>      Thanks shimi for the uebimiau link. Pretty straightforward webmail
> solution. Now for 2 stupid questions: I´m creating a POP3 based Webmail
with
> multiple domains but accessible only via one web address. I´d like to
> obligate the users to access the homepage to retrieve their emails.
> 1)How can i forbid them to have their Outlooks and Messengers configured
> with the server´s data to retrieve the emails remotely but still keep the
> possibility of them accessing via the homepage?
> 2)Is it possible to create the users (POP accounts) for each of the
virtual
> domains without having to create virtual sites for every virtual domain?
If
> so, how can i limit the mailboxes size?
>         Thanks for any ideas.
>                     Zarrir
>
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