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On Mon, 2004-06-28 at 05:28, Karanbir Singh wrote:

> I run a similar setup ( but no Exchange backend, its all Cyrus here, 
> there and everywhere ).
> 
> Johnny Hughes wrote:
> > I think squirrelmail would be a viable way to do this... it can talk to 
> > a mail server via imap.
> 
> You would have a problem with SquirrelMail in that it only allows you to 
> have one backend IMAP server for the entire site / implementation. The 
> work around would be to have 3 different copies of SquirrelMail sitting 
> around.
> 

I thought that 3 separate installs in different directories would be
required for squirrelmail.

> IMP+Horde ( better webclient, IMO ), can have user specific server settings.
> 

I haven't setup IMP+Horde, but I have seen it.  It does look very good.

> btw, in this situation, wont Outlook WebAccess work ?

I was also thinking that Outlook Web Access could work ... but you would
either need to setup 3 IPs to point into the network to each server (not
very secure) in the firewall ... or do reverse proxying of the all 3
servers from one external server.

here is an article reverse proxy using apache:
http://www.apacheweek.com/features/reverseproxies

Johnny Hughes
HughesJR.com

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On Mon, 2004-06-28 at 05:28, Karanbir Singh wrote:
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<PRE>I run a similar setup ( but no Exchange backend, its all Cyrus here, 
there and everywhere ).

Johnny Hughes wrote:
&gt; I think squirrelmail would be a viable way to do this... it can talk to 
&gt; a mail server via imap.

You would have a problem with SquirrelMail in that it only allows you to 
have one backend IMAP server for the entire site / implementation. The 
work around would be to have 3 different copies of SquirrelMail sitting 
around.
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I thought that 3 separate installs in different directories would be required for squirrelmail. 
 
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<PRE>IMP+Horde ( better webclient, IMO ), can have user specific server settings.
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I haven't setup IMP+Horde, but I have seen it.&nbsp; It does look very good. 
 
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<PRE>btw, in this situation, wont Outlook WebAccess work ?</PRE>
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I was also thinking that Outlook Web Access could work ... but you would either need to setup 3 IPs to point into the network to each server (not very secure) in the firewall ... or do reverse proxying of the all 3 servers from one external server. 
 
here is an article reverse proxy using apache: 
<A HREF="http://www.apacheweek.com/features/reverseproxies">http://www.apacheweek.com/features/reverseproxies</A> 
 
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