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OpenWebmail and PLesk

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Borf

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Is there a way to replace the webmail program that Plesk uses with OpenWebmail?

Or, can OpenWebmail co-exist with the existing webmail program and read from the same mailboxes?

Thanks
Borf
 
Hi.
Now i try Plesk 8.1.
Openwebmail works fine :)

My openwebmail.conf:
Code:
domainnames             auto
smtpserver              127.0.0.1
smtpport                25
smtpauth                no
virtusertable           /etc/mail/virtusertable
auth_module             auth_pop3.pl
auth_withdomain         yes
auth_domain             auto
quota_module            none

use_hashedmailspools            no
use_syshomedir                  no
create_syshomedir               no
use_homedirspools               no
homedirspoolname                Mailbox
homedirfolderdirname            mail
homedirdotdirname               .openwebmail
use_syshomedir_for_dotdir       no

deliver_use_gmt         no

authpop3_server         localhost
authpop3_port           110
authpop3_getmail        yes
authpop3_delmail        yes
authpop3_usessl         no

Openwebmail check mail for user via pop3.
User preferences are stored in <openwebmail_dir>/etc/users/<domain>/<user> (in FreeBSD must be owner nobody:nobody)

Enjoy :D
 
Any idea on how to solve this error?

Can't locate modules/dbm.pl in @INC

I'm not familiar with perl and apparently OpenWebMail is not locating the modules. I don't feel too happy about copying the modules in any system path.

Thanks,
Andres
 
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