> Good enough for a reason! Good luck with FreeBSD, BTW.
Half the fun is going "hey that works MUCH better AND faster than NT"
:-))
> What kind of web interface? There is no web interface or Exim
> administration, I'm afraid. Which is good. If you're talking
> about a web interface for reading and sending mail, there are
> several, but they're not in any way Exim-specific. Find any
> web-based e-mail interface, install it, and you'll be fine.
nod
> Although I don't have any idea _why_ anyone would want to use
> web-based interface to read and send their e-mail. Beats me.
Users...they require to be spoon-fed...they like "surfing" to their mail
<shudder>
> What kind of info do you have in your database? Do you need a
> full-blown database at all?
Yeah all kinds of accounting info from our RADIUS server :-/
> 1. There's no M$ SQL interface in Exim. You're welcome to write
> one, but you're even more welcome to use some other database.
mysql is looking better and better
> 2. As Dave C. pointed out, you don't normally need to
> authenticate your user on an MTA lavel. POP3 or IMAP daemons
> do authenticate users, though.
yep and I already blushed in my response to his email so I won't do that
again.
> 3. There is no 3.
Good. I was running out of witty repartee :-)
/wiZZ
