Summary: Does anybody know of a web based email solution on a linux platform preferebly on red hat, where the endusers can use their browsers to access their i...
Summary: question; im running out of places to turn to for help! bah i need to get the users for my site some web based email access to thier POP accounts via ...
Summary: I'm looking for a web-based Linux file management system. Essentially, we want our clients to go to a web site, log in (so it should have its own user...
Summary: Hai I m new Linux. I have Linux (RedHat 9) mail server and in that server an apache web server is enabled. Now I want my clients will be able to check...
Summary: Is it possible to configure web based email on a linux server so I can read my email anywhere I go? If so how? I already have appache running and am...
Summary: Hi all, Dont slate me but I am a windows user..... looking to Linux to help me out maybe! I work for a school and have set up a website with a few e...
Summary: I have for too long been trapped by the useless and often times helpless pit of web-based email. I want to run my own mail server from my Linux machi...
Summary: I usually use my ISP's local SMTP server name [usually mail.<domainname>.com or pop3.<domainname>.com] with any WEB based email. Unless the s...
Summary: Do applications such as VM Ware and others actually work? i.e., do they allow you to run Windows apps on Linux smoothly? Also, is there an email cli...
Summary: Hotmail and gmail are web-based email service....so all that is required is net access and a browser. Your ISP will supply you with an SMTP server for...
Summary: Sendmail is an MTA - Mail Transport Agent. MTAs listen on port 25, waiting for clients to talk to them using the..... smtp protocol! If you need to as...
Summary: Afternoon! :) Right, I am trying to persuade the company I work for to consider Linux as a server and desktop alternative to Windows but before I can ...
Summary: I'm running a PostFix email server using POP3. I wish to install a web mail service utilizing such a utility as WebMail. However, considering the im...
Summary: Non-technical? Given the questions you asked, I don't think that's possible but here goes: 1: Security. Windows 3.1 - 98 are based on DOS giving a si...
Summary: The two big *nix editors are vi and emacs. Both have console and X versions, colour syntaxing, auto tab etc. There are versions based on the above, eg...
Summary: KDE and GNOME are each suites of related software comprising what is known as a "Desktop Environment". They provide the functionality that makes a GNU...
Summary: Linux guru, I have searched around on the web on my state to find a good place to host my web site. I found alot of companies provide web hosting run...
Summary: I have a Redhat 8.0 server that runs my web page,email,and firewall. It was built and configured by a previous employee and has been running for about...
Summary: Hi all. The plan so far.... I'm setting up a system that will run Red Hat 8 (usually a Windows user) that will mainly be used as a web/mail server for...
Summary: I would suggest ssh as a safer choice... you can stop and start all daemons from the command line and SSH would be a bit more secure than a web based ...
Summary: Just to agree: use qmail (www.qmail.org). Also have a look at vpopmail - which is a virtual domain addon, but also gives you webmain and web based adm...
Summary: I understand it is possible to download Mandrake Linux can someone tell me where from. Is it a case of downloading one file or many files and having d...
Summary: Here are my 5 cents: DVD Player: I personally use ogle because it can play encrypted DVDs and has support for DVD menus (traditional movie rentals) h...
Summary: Hi, can anyone give me code / links for automated user creation or web based user creation on linux. i have searched a lot on web but didn't find it. ...
Summary: Hello -- Can you please give your opinions on what LINUX OS is more compatible with WIN XP PRO. I can put in another hard drive, or just another parti...
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