Re: [cpx] Customer Feedback on CPX Webmail

[Alvin Tan <alvintan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

We've received gripes about the CPX webmail interface too, with the 
main one being access to the emails. You need 2 more clicks to get to 
it once you're logged in, not very usable, especially when some users 
access it from phones, PDAs and various types of connections/PCs. We 
found SquirrelMail an excellent solution. The site 
www.squirrelmail.org has also all sorts of plugins which will help 
you keep the account humming along fine. So far, we haven't 
encountered any nasty clashes with CPX using Squirrelmail.

At 00:57 10/08/2005, you wrote:

> If you insist on providing webmail locally (and are aware of the 
> long-term disk space requirements for doing so) then I recommend SquirrelMail.
>
> # vinstall squirrelmail
>
> Or route all incoming mail to a free Gmail account 
> (http://gmail.com) and use their interface. Its as full-featured as 
> you can ask for, and the already massive (2.4 GB+) disk space 
> allowance grows by the minute.
>
>
> At 11:18 -0400 8/9/05, Brian Haines wrote:
> > What have others used to address Webmail for your clients?
>
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