My server updated automatically to this new release of Roundcube 1.5, since then, Roundcube don't show any Inbox mail with the message "Internal Server Error".
I tried and searched for possible solutions, but found nothing to solve.
Is a Centos 7 with PHP 7.4 and Mysql server.
Can you suggest an action plan?
For a testing server we need access to local (HTML) emails which are stored in a single file in /var/spool/mail/foo-user
I would like to use roundcube webmail but I think it supports only IMAP servers.
Is there a webmail client that supports access to the local mail files via webbrowser?
Recently i had to point my domain name to a network on Ning.com to map and merge the site with the domain, so i had to add an A and CNAME record. This disconnected the link between my domain and my web host and because of this my friends cant access their email anymore. Ning doesnt offer webmail either. And im not sure if i want to use Google Apps.
Is there a way i can retain the new domain pointer to the network on Ning.com and a pointer to my web host for the webmail? Or is there any other options i can take?
Thanks you so much :)
I am working on a project to create a few extremely stripped down interfaces for common Web/Internet tasks in order to make computers accessible to my visually impaired grandmother. Currently she uses Mac OS X Mail.app, but I had the idea that I could re-skin a webmail interface running on my own server to make it easier for her to use.
The ideal webmail interface to use as a starting point would be without frames or AJAX and written in Python, Perl, or PHP5+, though any setup could work as long as the template and stylesheet files were separate from the application itself.
This frontend must also connect to a remote IMAP server, since her email account is with her ISP and not on my server.
Can anyone recommend a bare-bones, no-nonsense webmail interface that would work for this?
I'm going to get a Windows 2008 dedicated server sometime soon. I'm going to have my website hosted on it, so, I also want to run a mail server on the same machine to receive any mail sent to the website (I use the SMTP Server in IIS for sending mail, but this about receiving not sending)
Does Windows 2008 have a built-in POP3 OR IMAP server? If so, can it be accessed through a webmail interface? I mean does it also have a webmail interface similar to OWA for example? If not, do you have suggestions for a good mail server with a webmail interface, preferably free or open source? MS Exchange is above my budget and my needs are so simple anyway. I heard good things about hMailServer but I checked and it doesn't have a webmail interface.
I know I can outsource this to a third party for a little monthly fee, but I prefer to host my own server.
Thanks for any suggestions