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Re: [cobalt-users] Extra Raq or what?
- Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] Extra Raq or what?
- From: "Zarrir Junior" <zarrir@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri Sep 7 10:10:09 2001
- List-id: Mailing list for users to share thoughts on Cobalt products. <cobalt-users.list.cobalt.com>
>
> Let's take your webmail software out of the equation. A RaQ should be
able
> to receive mail for over 2000 mail users through Sendmail. When you have
> that many users requiring email services only, you don't create system
> accounts for them. You use a modified version of Sendmail which use a DB
> to lookup usernames. There are hacks for Sendmail which can use
PostgreSQL
> or MySQL.
>
> Now that the mail is in a mailbox on the server, your users can retrieve
> their mail through POP3 or IMAP. If you have a webmail software, it will
> surely be using IMAP. I don't see IMAP handling such a load on a RAQ.
>
> Getting back to your webmail software, it is difficult to suggest any
> solution without knowning how the apps works. Brent suggested that you
> identify the (webmail) apps that will suit your needs first, then choose
> the hardware. There are a lot of free solutions out there. Do a web
> search, test a few apps, then make a choice.
/cobalt-users
Thanks for replying. Unfortunately the app that best suits my needs
is a version of Uebimiau (POP3 email reader) which is tottally in Portuguese
language but cannot handle databases or virtual email. I have found many
commercial solutions as Webumake which i would have to translate and are too
expensive (but are exactly what i need). I will have a look at xmail
(www.xmailer.org) since it looks as if it is free.
Regards,
Zarrir