Webmail

Muncher · 8th February 2004

Are there any free POP3 webmail providers?

I have my own dedicated server and would like to provide a webmail facility to customers. How easy/expensive is this to do?

Adam · 8th February 2004

I think you can use something like Squirrel Mail to do this -- I am investigating that at the moment.

Squirrel mail is GPL http://www.squirrelmail.org/

richardys · 8th February 2004

http://www.uebimiau.org/

othellotech · 8th February 2004

we use openwebmail
and are very happy with it

coreisp · 8th February 2004

If your running Linux then try poppawid.

Search on google for it

Muncher · 8th February 2004

Thanks very much guys, I'll look into it.

Andrew · 8th February 2004

We use the following free ones:
squirrelmail (see above for url)
horde (horde.org)
neomail (neomail.org)

Another product to look at:
hivemail (hivemail.com) - not free but quite an intresting project going on there.

We also use a webmail service found at:
http://webmail.agcc.net
At the moment, I cant renember where I got it from, but if its of any use to you, let me know and ill send you the script.

blacknight · 22nd February 2004

We use Squirrelmail primarily and find it very reliable. However none of the scripts mentioned are pop3 - they are all IMAP.

spaz · 24th February 2004

Have you tried looking on Aspin.com?

outtasking · 30th June 2004

With horde you can install in one linux server and provide access for other POP servers. horde.org . Other option is some pop checker like mail2web.ws

tidyhosts · 6th March 2006

we use horde, its ok I suppose

Jon-NC · 4th April 2006

www.mail2web.com

Don't even need to setup webmail on your server

EDIT: Crap this thread is old. Sorry.:S

richardys · 4th April 2006

http://www.roundcube.net/

Very nice UI

tema · 5th April 2006

Another vote for 'horde' here. It came recommended to us and we've never had any problems with it.

Andrew · 5th April 2006

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Old thread.