Re: Starting isp and going to use Debian
On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 06:27, "Chris Hoover" <revoohc@sermonaudio.com> wrote:
> 1. Webmail
I've used IMP for this in the past. IMP is a solid product but is REALLY
difficult to manage. If you have an admin team that doesn't comprise at
least two full-time employees then the amount of time taken to manage IMP
will probably be excessive.
IMP has lots of good features and is very extensible. One ISP I worked for
had hundreds of thousands of users on IMP, they implemented extra features in
PHP, fixed translations, and did lots of other things. The results were
good, but the amount of work wasn't.
> 2. Imap/pop access
Courier. It's solid, performs well, has a good feature list, and doesn't have
too many security issues.
For the mail server either Postfix or Exim. They perform well and have good
features for stopping spam and viruses.
> 3. User management
OpenLDAP works well for the back-end. The hard part will be a good interface
for changing passwords and adding/removing accounts.
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