Linux 'web' mail server?

[GlowStick]

Hi,

My friend recently bought a dedicated server, but we want to set up a pop3 mailserver and a web mail server if possible?

I cannot find any software to do this? Could anyone recomend some FREE mail software for a linux server?

[bjlockie]

Never used it.
http://www.squirrelmail.org/
May be POP, may be IMAP,may require neither. :-)

[GlowStick]

hm, well i guess i dont need web mail as much as any mail server


eg how can i set up a pop3 server so people at the company can get and send email at theirname@oururl.com

[bjlockie]

Originally posted by GlowStick
hm, well i guess i dont need web mail as much as any mail server


eg how can i set up a pop3 server so people at the company can get and send email at theirname@oururl.com

sendmail (or something like it).
qmail? to send mail.
www.sendmail.org

qpopper is a pop3 server (probably the pop3 server :-)).
www.eudora.com/qpopper

bind for DNS or a domain hosting service so oururl.com is a valid domain (it costs money no matter how you create oururl.com as a valid domain).
If you register it with a domain registrar then it is cheap ($15 USD I think). If you pay for someone else to host your domain then it is probably big bucks (and then you don't need your own computer anyways).

www.isc.org for BIND (which IS THE DNS software of the Internet).

[GlowStick]

Originally posted by bjlockie
sendmail (or something like it).
qmail? to send mail.
www.sendmail.org

qpopper is a pop3 server (probably the pop3 server :-)).
www.eudora.com/qpopper

bind for DNS or a domain hosting service so oururl.com is a valid domain (it costs money no matter how you create oururl.com as a valid domain).
If you register it with a domain registrar then it is cheap ($15 USD I think). If you pay for someone else to host your domain then it is probably big bucks (and then you don't need your own computer anyways).

www.isc.org for BIND (which IS THE DNS software of the Internet).

THANKSS

Qpopper is just what i was looking for!