[lug] webmail recommendations

[Crawford Rainwater]

Karl:

No worries and thanks for the clarification.  That said, I will refer you to the second part of my response about RoundCube, SquirrelMail, and Usermin as possible options from the clarification which is cut and pasted below.  Each be can done independently or all in the same system to a backend MTA of your choosing (or Postfix as noted in your replies).  It is a matter of what you like or what of course since I think all three are similar in end user experience and administration on the "usage side".  Look and feel (i.e., cosmetics) are of course different.

> >
> >On the "front end" or "end user" side there is SquirrelMail,
> >Roundcube, and Usermin.? All three can be installed as front ends to
> >Virtualmin (GPL and Pro versions) as well for reference if you to
> >"test drive" all at once.? Depends on preferences and taste.? For
> >those wanting that "Windows Mail" (aka "Microsoft Outlook Express")
> >look and feel, Roundcube parallels this to some degree from my
> >perspective.
> >

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----- karl horlen <horlenkarl at yahoo.com> wrote: -----
> 
> i was mostly looking for basic webmail with decent contacts and maybe
> some drag n drop to folder features.? i didn't realize so many full
> featured options existed out there.
> 
> probably not going to want to go with zimbra though it sounds feature
> packed.? really wanting to add a "frontend" on top of an existing
> basic low volume postfix configuration.? sorry if i wasn't clear about
> that in the original post.
> 
> thanks for the info
>