Web-based e-mail client

[imagined]

Hello guys!

I already installed an email server in a PC. It supports POP3 and SMTP. But I want the email to be available through a web-based e-mail client, just like NeoMail from NeoRants.

The problem here is that NeoMail is for Unix, and I have my mail server running on a Windows system.

Does anybody know a program like NeoMail for Windows?

Please help!

Leo

[Hans Kilian]

If you can add IMAP to your mail system, you should be able to run SquirrelMail. It's PHP-based so I think it should run on Windows.

[imagined]

Thanks! I found SquirrelMail and Horde too.

I just found out that the ArgoSoft Mail Server Pro version supports IMAP. I just installed it. And when I go Localhost the login page comes out. Then I try to install Apache and I get an error. Is there a way to have both installed and move the Mail Server login page to somewhere inside my HTDOCS apache folder?

Thanks!

[Hans Kilian]

Sounds like Argosoft contains a webserver. So it'll compete with Apache over who gets to 'own' port 80.

Can you configure Argosoft's webserver to use another port than port 80? Then you could set up Apache as a reverse proxy and forward requests to Argosoft.

Or you could just use another port for either Argosoft or Apache and use http://my.domain.com:8080/ for the one you configure to use another port than port 80 (port 8080 in my example).

[imagined]

Maaaaaannn!!! Thanks sooo much! It did work! The Web Interface port was set on port 80, I just changed it to 8080.

Sorry, im a newbie. I just changed the ports and everything goes smoooooooth. :D

It has the option to change the SMTP, POP3, IMAP, Finger, and Web Interface ports.

Coool. Thanks.

Leo