Which webmail interface to use in Debian Sarge

[ruskicar]

Hy.

Which is a good webmail interface, that can be used in Debian 3.1 (I mean something like squirrelmail or neomail or horde, etc...)?

Is there any good howto for any of them?

Bye, RuskiCar

[till]

If you run ISPCOnfig, the easiest to install is UebiMiau. There is a pacakge that can be installed with the ISPConfig update function.

Otherwise i can recommend squirrelmail, but i dont have an howto for that.

[falko]

I guess

apt-get install squirrelmail

will install Squirrelmail into Debian's default web site under /var/www. You can run

apt-cache search squirrelmail

to find the exact package name.

I don't know the URL under which Squirrelmail can be accessed then, but I guess it's either http://<default_website>/squirrelmail or http://<default_website>/webmail

[ruskicar]

Yes, I have really tried to install squirrelmail a day or two ago, but when i wanted to login using squirrelmail interface, it said that my imap server does not allow plain text logins or something like that.

Bad request: The IMAP server is reporting that plain text logins are disabled. Using CRAM-MD5 or DIGEST-MD5 authentication instead may work.
Also, the use of TLS may allow SquirrelMail to login. Please contact your system administrator and report this error.

What can solve that problem?

Regards, ruskicar

[falko]

Which IMAP server are you using?

[ruskicar]

If that helps you:

imapd --version
* OK [CAPABILITY IMAP4REV1 LOGIN-REFERRALS STARTTLS LOGINDISABLED] localhost IMAP4rev1 2003.339 at Sun, 15 Jan 2006 20:03:57 +0100 (CET)

Oh...i see here that I have logindisabled
Should I change this and how?

Regards, ruskicar

[ruskicar]

OK...it works now, but I had to add a c-client.cf file to /etc/ with following:

I accept the risk
set disable-plaintext nil

Is this really risky? Is there any better method?

Regards, RuskiCar

[till]

Originally Posted by ruskicar

OK...it works now, but I had to add a c-client.cf file to /etc/ with following:


Is this really risky? Is there any better method?

Not really, as long as you connect from localhost to localhost.

[daniel_rodriguez]

People, what do you think about http://openwebmail.org/?

[falko]

Originally Posted by daniel_rodriguez

People, what do you think about http://openwebmail.org/?

I haven't tried it, but the screenshots look nice. What I don't like very much is that it is programmed in Perl, not PHP.