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Easier than the alternative!!
by Travis Gerspacher - Feb 14th 2002 13:49:24
This was actually easier to set up than trying to get a free account
somewhere (i.e. HotMail), where they have you fill in all kinds of
advertisement -laden forms.
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Excellent and simple WebMail - More configuration options would be nice
by Esben Jensen - Feb 14th 2002 10:29:34
I found it very easy to setup, and it works very well.
I did miss an option to setup personal options like return address and
from field. Currently it uses the username and the host info of the pop or
imap server for these fields, which may not always be appropriate.
The source is nice and small though, so it wasn't too difficult to hack it
to serve my needs.
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This works beautifully
by Jem Berkes - Nov 17th 2001 02:19:53
I have tried many webmail clients. Most try to do very fancy things with
perl and PHP and are quite slow (not to mention, a security risk with the
maildrop tricks they try).
But Null Webmail is the first I have liked! And I *really* like it. Pure
C, portable, fast, well-written, bewilderingly simple to set-up. Congrats,
Dan Cahill ! I'm using it with apache and mod_ssl (need that extra
security layer with plaintext authentication).
Excellent work. And simplicity wins again ;-)
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http://www.pc-tools.net/
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httpd with PATH_INFO required
by tictactux - Apr 28th 2001 11:47:31
Not all web servers support/supply the PATH_INFO variable that's needed by
Nullwebmail. But the code is easy to hack and it took me less than an hour
to make my, er, rudimentary httpd happy.
Nice piece of software. Nice example for well-written code.
Ben
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Use the source, Luke!
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Brilliant
by Linegod - Apr 26th 2001 03:39:22
They're right, small, fast, complete and simple as
all get out to get up and working. Took less
than two minute to have it compiled and working.
Excellent work...
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Re: Brilliant
by LutzMueller - Apr 28th 2001 10:45:35
I have been looking for a streight forward small webmail for some time and
tried out many of them. This one is clearly the best and even does file
attachements. It is also well written (in protable 'C') and easy to
understand from the inside.
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