I use vpopmail from inter7.com. It has been very reliable for me, and
after just a simple compile it's up and running for the most part.
Administration is either by cli, or qmailadmin (again from inter7).
It's scalable (over 500 domains so far, one with over 10k pop3 accounts)
and there is a lot of software that integrates with the qmail+vpopmail
combination both from inter7 and other developers. Inter7's graphical
interface qmailadmin works decently, admins pop accounts,
autoresponders, forwards, etc and for the most part bug free. Give it a
whirl, and if you need help mail me off list.
Lowell
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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