Re: sqwebmail -- now what?
On Wed, Nov 20, 2002 at 12:22:58AM -0500, Stephen Gran wrote:
> > okay, i've got sqwebmail installed:
> >
> > # apt-get install sqwebmail
> >
> > and i ran through the /usr/share/doc/sqwebmail info...
> >
> > so where do i look to find out how to get it to be my webmail
> > (html) imap/pop3 interface?
> >
> > always a newbie (but sometimes more than others),
>
> sqwebmail is part of the courier source - I found it very easy to set up
> when I ran it alongside the courier POP/IMAP servers. Note that for
> courier to be happy, you have to have exim deliver to ~/Maildir/
> (Maildir format in $HOME). Also, there is an obnoxious question at
> install time (do you want to run this SUID? or somesuch) - should
> actually note that if you don't want to, sqwebmail will not run on a
> stock install.
so i need to get an imap server up and running*, and... then
what? how do i get sqwebmail to display my incoming email
online?
with acmemail i browse to server/cgi-bin/acme/acmemail.cgi and
there i get a log in form via cgi scripts served up by apache.
what's the incantation for sqwebmail? (and the documentation
that explains it?)
*which will be a whole new story, i'm sure... :(
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