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Recent content by creativedr
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email solution?
Mmm... maybe you can use SocketMail... it works on Linux... it has SMTP daemon or you can integrate with Sendmail/Qmail/Postfix, it also have POP3 server. You can host unlimited domain with lots of admin functionalities. Check it out http://www.socketmail.com...- creativedr
- Post #8
- Forum: Linux (server)
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SMTP mailserver
Maybe you also want to check SocketMail Pro, its based on PHP though. It has SMTP + POP3 server. www.socketmail.com Cheers ===================================== Khairul http://www.SocketMail.com- creativedr
- Post #7
- Forum: Linux (client/desktop)
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Easy to Install Webmail software
Check SocketMail out. its a PHP + MySQL based webmail... Installation is easy. http://www.socketmail.com ===================================== Khairul http://www.SocketMail.com- creativedr
- Post #4
- Forum: PHP
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Where can I find PHP scripts/programs for WebMail?
Checkout hotscripts.com or php.resourceindex.com ... http://www.SocketMail.com :: cool webmail system/server- creativedr
- Post #3
- Forum: PHP
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Good webmail client
Hi Mike :) My suggestion is for you to check in hotscripts.com or php.resourceindex.com website for such system. Anyway, I'd recommend you to check SocketMail, an inexpensive and good webmail system. http://www.socketmail.com ==========================================...- creativedr
- Post #2
- Forum: E-Mail issues
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Good webmail client
Inexpensive and good webmail system, you can check SocketMail. Its PHP and MySQL based system. http://www.socketmail.com http://www.SocketMail.com :: cool webmail system/server- creativedr
- Post #4
- Forum: E-Mail issues
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Where to get a free Web Mail Client
Lots of people go for SquirelMail as it is free. The trade off probably the installation and the features. If you use phpNuke, you can offer a pop3 retrieval system to your users. There are also inexpensive software that allow you to provide web mail system, such as SocketMail...- creativedr
- Post #16
- Forum: Linux (server)
