We used vpopmail at my last job.  An entire domain is all manageable
from a browser.  We paid Inter7 to set it up ($400 for set up, and
it saved us a week of effort; they also set up mrtg for the mail 
system, so you can monitor the server, too), so I can't help you out 
there, but the administration is really simple.

George


John Albee wrote:
> 
> After breaking down and buying the book "Running Qmail",  I know have Qmail
> running.  The one thing the book did not get into was setting up virtual
> users with POP3 (ie. virtualuser_1@virtualdomain.com,
> virtualuser_2@virtualdomain.com ).  I've seen about 4 different ways or
> addons to qmail to pull this off.  Im looking for the method to do this that
> will work with qmailwebmin if at all possible.  I need a graphical interface
> to do this because I may have someone (not experienced with linux, much less
> qmail) manage some parts of this.
> 
> Thanks,
> John Albee
> john@empresamexicana.com
> 
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