[WEB4LIB] Web based email programs

[Noe Torres]

Brian,

At South Texas Community College, we've been using two different Web-based
e-mail programs -- EMUmail and Webmail.  Webmail is designed to be its own
mail server, whereas EMUmail uses pop3 and smtp to receive/send mail from
the College's main mail server.  For your intended application, you would
probably want EMUmail.  Info on the product is at:

http://www.emumail.com

We've installed the product on an NT box and on a Linux box (for a backup),
and it's been running without a hitch for about two years.  We've upgraded
it several times.

Although there is a "free" ad-supported version of EMUmail, we elected to
purchase the no-ads version.

Noe Torres, Instructional Technologist
South Texas Community College
McAllen, Texas

------Original Message------
From: Brian Williams <brianw at nethost.multnomah.lib.or.us>
To: Multiple recipients of list<web4lib at webjunction.org>
Sent: June 23, 1999 12:37:46 AM GMT
Subject: [WEB4LIB] Web based email programs


I'm interested in providing access to our staff to email via something
besides good old pine, namely something web based - and not their
browsers.

I don't want them to go to a third party. I don't mind running something
on our server to provide this.

Is there anything good out there?


Brian Williams			brianw at multnomah.lib.or.us
Automation Manager	  	5032044627 at mobile.att.net (pager)
Multnomah County Library	 (503) 248-5227 (v)
801 SW 10th  Portland, OR 97205  (503) 248-5226 (f)

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