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- SqWebMail
-
- SqWebMail is a web CGI client for sending and receiving E-mail using
- Maildir mailboxes. SqWebMail DOES NOT support traditional Mailbox
- files, only Maildirs.
-
- This is the same webmail server that's included in the Courier mail
- server, but packaged independently. If you already have Courier
- installed, you do not need to download this version.
-
- Features
- * Very lightweight. Reads mail directly from maildirs.
- * Dynamically-generated HTML is stored in external files. Many (but
- not all) display elements can be customized without changing the
- program code.
- * Hierarchical mail folders. Shared folders.
- * Virtual accounts - the account database is implemented via a fast
- GDBM or DB database lookup. The account database is created from
- plain text files, and some Perl scripts are provided to modify the
- account database from the command line.
- * LDAP authentication.
- * Address book.
- * Import E-mail addresses from external LDAP address books.
- * vpopmail authentication.
- * Displays image attachments inline (if so marked in the MIME
- headers). Other attachments can be separately downloaded.
- * Javascript and cookies are not required. Most of the functionality
- is accessible from Lynx.
- * Spell checking is available, if you have ispell installed.
- * Ability to reply to individual messages in a MIME message digest.
- * 8-bit message headers decoded and displayed.
- * multipart/alternative MIME messages decoded and displayed.
- * Message dates and times automatically converted to the local time
- zone.
- * Can optionally use gzip compression to return some large web
- pages, if a modern browser is used that supports gzip compression.
-
- Demo
- There's a demo of SqWebMail available at http://webmail.inter7.com/.
- Use the user id webmail@webmail.com and password webmail. Please note:
- only one person can access the account at the same time. If someone
- attempts to log in after you, you will be bumped off with an
- authentication failure (in cases of multiple logins, the oldest one is
- bumped).
-
- Requirements
- SqWebMail requires that either the GDBM or the DB library must be
- installed. Perl is also required.
-
- GNU make and gcc/egcs is also highly recommended. There have been
- intermittent reports of various problems with using other make
- utilities, or other compilers. Chances are that everything will
- compile and install properly, though. Currently, some of the component
- libraries include some self-test code written in C++. SqWebMail itself
- is written entirely in C, and the C++ components are not used; however
- you have to be able to compile C++, for now.
-
- INSTALLATION overview
- Read INSTALL, SECURITY and BUGS before compiling and installing
- SqWebMail. You will install the sqwebmail program as a setuid root
- binary in your cgi-bin directory by default. Loading
- http://yourwebsite/cgi-bin/sqwebmail will present the log-on page. You
- can manually move sqwebmail to any other directory, and use any URL
- that resolves to sqwebmail.
-
- Download
-
- The latest source code, sqwebmail-VERSION.tar.gz, is available via
- anonymous FTP from
- ftp://download.sourceforge.net/pub/sourceforge/courier.
-
- More current snapshots of the development builds can be downloaded
- from ftp://courier.sourceforge.net/pub/courier/sqwebmail.
-
- CVS
-
- SqWebMail can also be downloaded from an anonymous CVS repository. See
- http://courier.sourceforge.net/status.html for more information.
-
- RPMs
-
- You can build a binary RPM directly from this tarball. Download this
- tarball, then type rpm -ta filename. RPM 3.0, or higher, is required.
- If you are using an older RPM, unpack the tarball into a temporary
- directory, then copy the file sqwebmail.spec to your SPECS directory,
- and the tarball itself to your SOURCES directory (they are usually
- subdirectories in /usr/src/rpm or /usr/src/redhat by default), then in
- SPECS type rpm -bb sqwebmail.spec.
-
- NOTE: Prior to 0.31 I used to provide the source tarball repackaged as
- a source RPM, and two prebuilt binary RPMs - with and without vpopmail
- support. I've upgraded the source tarball so that binary RPMs can be
- built directly from the tarball. If you have vpopmail, the RPM should
- build to include vpopmail support, however since before 0.31 the
- vpopmail RPM package had a slightly different name, you cannot upgrade
- directly, and you must uninstall the pre-0.31 binary vchkpw RPM,
- install the new one that you just built, then restore any .rpmsaved
- configuration files.
-
- Mailing list
- Subscribe to the SqWebMail mailing list. Send an empty E-mail to
- sqwebmail-subscribe@inter7.com.
-
- Enhancements
- Note that some of the following patches may be against older versions
- of SqWebMail. Check the documentation in each patch for more
- information.
-
- Brian Cash <bcash@alpdev.com> has a patch that allows different
- virtual domains on the same host to use different HTML templates.
-
- Translations
- It is possible to translate HTML templates for sqwebmail into a
- foreign language. NOTE: that after a new version of sqwebmail comes
- out which includes any changes in the HTML templates, it will take
- some time for the independent maintainers to update their translated
- versions as well.
-
- Bernhard Lutzmann has translated SqWebMail's HTML templates to German,
- see http://hak.feldkirch.com/~belu/sqwebmail/.
-
- Schalk W. Cronje has translated SqWebMail's HTML templates to
- Afrikaans, see http://www.af.org.za/aflaai/sqwebmail/.
-
- Leonardo Magallon <leo@grantgeo.com> has a Spanish translation at
- http://www.linuxlatino.cc/contrib.shtml.
-
- Nuno Cruz <ncruz@isel.pt> has a Portuguese standard translation at
- http://www.isel.pt/~ncruz/sqwebmail/.
-
- Uelinton B. dos Santos <uelinton@fmvz.usp.br> has a Brazilian
- Portuguese translation at
- http://www.fmvz.usp.br/uelinton/sqwebmail/sqwebmail.html.
-
- Johan Almqvist <johan-qmail@almqvist.net> has a Swedish translation at
- http://www.almqvist.net/~johan/sqwebmail-0.36a-se.tar.gz.
- _________________________________________________________________
-
- Sam Varshavchik <mrsam@stop.mail-abuse.org>