Email server control panel

[Steve Phillips]

I run all the below under RHES3 and still use up2date quite happily to 
keep all the main server programs updated.

good luck in finding something under sendmail to do all that - I dont 
think you will be able to, especailly when it comes to virtualisation, 
sendmail does not do virtual domains at all well and you will end up with 
a rather messy setup.

you _may_ get away with it using postfix however but I doubt you will find 
the functionality under postfix that vpopmail provides.

-- 
Steve.

On Mon, 1 Aug 2005, Steve Buehler wrote:

> Thank You.  Vpopmail is an option, but I am hoping to find an option that 
> runs Sendmail instead of Qmail.  Only because it is nicer to be able to just 
> use up2date to keep all of the main server programs updated.
> Steve
>
> At 02:46 PM 8/1/2005, you wrote:
>> I have installed QMAIL , Vpopmail , courier-imap , Qmailadmin ,
>> Vqadmin, MySql , Spamassassin , clamav and Squirrelmail
>> under Redhat 9 / RHEL3 / FreeBSD 4.x 5.x each machine serve over 300 
>> users.
>> 
>> 
>> >        I was hoping somebody here might have a solution for my problem. 
>> I
>> > am wanting to setup an email server for our clients.  So they would
>> > have one server for their websites and one server for their
>> > email.  The following is the minimum of what I need for it.
>> >
>> > 1.  Control Panel for each domain so that the domain owner can add
>> > their own email addresses.
>> > 2.  Control Panel for each user that is added to a domain so that
>> > they can change their own passwords if they want.  Also so that there
>> > can be a link to a program like Squirrelmail that we would install on
>> > the server.  I only want one copy of Squirrelmail if possible so that
>> > copies don't have to be installed for each domain.  The program
>> > Squirrelmail can be another program, but it would be nice if it was
>> > Squirrelmail because I know and like it.
>> > 3.  Control Panel for the main Admin to add the domains that will be
>> > on the server.
>> > 4.  Virtualization so that each domain can have an "admin" or "steve"
>> > if they want as their logins.
>> > 5.  Must run on a RHEL ES 4 or 3 server.
>> > 6.  MailScanner/SpamAssassin with a virus scanner.  For a normal
>> > installation of a server, I can install these with no problem.  It
>> > doesn't have to be MailScanner/SpamAssassin if there is something
>> > else that would work just as well and is as easy to manage/learn.  A
>> > virus scanner for all incoming and outgoing email is a must and no
>> > solution will work if it can't do this.
>> >
>> > My main problem is that the solutions that I find won't fit the bill
>> > because of one or more of the following:
>> > 1.  Can't install the program, Control Panel, on our own server.
>> > 2.  Cost to much
>> > 3.  Has a monthly charge to use it
>> > 4.  Want a per domain charge, which would again...cost to much since
>> > we have about 1000 domains.
>> > 5.  Won't work as just an email server.  It wants to be the whole
>> > hosting solution and at the moment, we don't want that and can't
>> > change the Ensim control panels that we have now.  We are going to
>> > stick with the Ensim control panel for the web hosting but need to
>> > move the email off to a separate server because of the load on the
>> > server due to 10's of thousands of emails that our clients get and
>> > receive daily.
>> >
>> > A free solution would be the best option if available since the
>> > majority (about 95%) of our clients are low end and don't pay much
>> > more than $20US a month.  VPOPmail
>> > http://www.inter7.com/index.php?page=vpopmail is a nice solution, but
>> > it only runs on qmail and, if possible, I would rather use sendmail.
>> 
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