Linux Email: Set up and Run a Small Office Email Server
A simple step-by-step guide to setting up a Linux email server using the most popular free Open Source tools 
 

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Chapter 4:
Providing Webmail Access
You've learned how to set up and configure an e-mail server in the previous chapters. Now that your e-mail server is ready to serve, how will your users access it? In this chapter, you will learn about the following:

• The benefits and disadvantages of a webmail access solution
• The SquirrelMail webmail package
• Setting up and configuring SquirrelMail
• What SquirrelMail plug-ins are and what they can do
• How to make SquirrelMail more secure
 

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    • The Webmail Solution
      • The Benefits
        • Easy and Quick Access
        • Easy Remote Access
        • No Need to Maintain Clients
        • User Interface to Configure Mail Server Options
        • Possible Security Benefits
      • The Disadvantages
        • Performance
        • Not Well Suited to Large E-mail Volumes
        • Not Well Suited to E-mail Attachments
        • Security Issues
    • The SquirrelMail Webmail Package
    • SquirrelMail Installation and Configuration
      • Prerequisites to Installation
        • Basic Requirements
        • Apache
        • PHP
        • Configuration Requirements
      • SquirrelMail Installation
        • Source Installation
      • Configuring SquirrelMail
    • SquirrelMail Plug-Ins
      • Installing Plug-Ins
      • Example Plug-In Installation
        • Download and Unpack the Plug-In
        • Perform Custom Installation if Needed
        • Enable the Plug-In in Conf.pl
      • Useful Plug-Ins
        • Compatibility Plug-In (v1.3)
        • Secure login (v1.2)
        • HTTP Auth (v1.1)
        • Password Forget (v2.1)
        • HTML Mail (v2.0)
        • Quick Save (v2.0)
        • G/PGP Encryption Plug-In (v2.0)
        • Quota Usage (v1.3)
        • Sent Confirmation (v1.6)
        • Timeout User (v1.6)
        • E-mail Footer (v0.4)
        • Change Password (v2.7-1.4x)
        • Address Book Import-Export (v0.8)
        • Plugin Updates (v0.7)
    • Securing SquirrelMail
    • Summary

 

BOOK DETAILS
  Paperback, 295 pages
Released: July 2005
ISBN: 190481137X
Authors: Alistair McDonald,
Carl Taylor,
Magnus Bäck, David Rusenko, Ralf Hildebrandt, Patrick Ben Koetter
 
 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction
1: Linux and E-Mail Basics 
2: Setting Up Postfix
3: Incoming Mail with POP and IMAP
4: Providing Webmail Access   Free Chapter
5: Securing Your Installation  
6: Getting Started with Procmail
7: Advanced Procmail
8: Busting Spam with SpamAssassin
9: Antivirus Protection
10: Backing Up Your System
Index

 




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