Fellow BSD'ers,
This may have been asked before, but my search results have been inconclusive so far.
Here's my current setup: Existing Web server running FreeBSD production 8.0 and Apache 2.2. I have a different server (CentOS, better known as a variant on Red Hat Enterprise Linux) running our mail system (Postfix, with MBX-style delivery).
Our mail system is currently set up to accept regular POP3 (for the benefit of in-house systems), and SPOP3 for a couple of family members who live outside the area.
What I want to do is add webmail to the existing setup. This means it would need to be installed on the web server, but query the mail server to retrieve messages.
I have no need for Groupware, so Citadel would (I think) be gross overkill. All I want, essentially, is to add encrypted (https) webmail access to the existing system.
What would be a good way to do so?
Thanks much.
This may have been asked before, but my search results have been inconclusive so far.
Here's my current setup: Existing Web server running FreeBSD production 8.0 and Apache 2.2. I have a different server (CentOS, better known as a variant on Red Hat Enterprise Linux) running our mail system (Postfix, with MBX-style delivery).
Our mail system is currently set up to accept regular POP3 (for the benefit of in-house systems), and SPOP3 for a couple of family members who live outside the area.
What I want to do is add webmail to the existing setup. This means it would need to be installed on the web server, but query the mail server to retrieve messages.
I have no need for Groupware, so Citadel would (I think) be gross overkill. All I want, essentially, is to add encrypted (https) webmail access to the existing system.
What would be a good way to do so?
Thanks much.