AeroMail

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 Overview
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AeroMail is a web-based e-mail client written in PHP. AeroMail uses an
IMAP server to read and store messages in one or more user-defined
folders. Features include:
* HTTP authentication for login (no cookies) or login with cookies 
* IMAP folder manipulation
* Spam flagging using reverse DNS mapping
* HTML messages and attachments
* Simple HTML that can be embedded in a page of your own design
* JavaScript not necessary
* Support for different character sets (e.g. Russian and Chinese)
* Support for SSL IMAP servers

-------------- Requirements --------------

Apache, PHP (has to be running as a module), the IMAP functions must be
compiled into PHP, an IMAP server.  Information about Apache, PHP, and
compiling IMAP support into PHP can be found at one of the following
URL's

    http://www.apache.org/
    http://www.php.net/

-------------- Installation --------------

Unpack the AeroMail package (.gz or .zip file) into a directory within
your web server.  Modify the config.inc file to suit the needs of your
individual server, and simply access index.php from a web browser.  The
username and password pair are your IMAP username and password.

You can embed AeroMail in a webpage of your own design. To do this, 
create a template or modify the default template in the themes directory.
You can specify your own style sheet and font size on top of the 
standard ones for AeroMail; that way you don't have to change the 
AeroMail files. If you want a completely different layout, change 
layout.inc.

To enable support for sendmail to specify the e-mail address when
sending, enable genericstable support in sendmail, and set FORCE_FROM to
0.  This will let sendmail specify the user and domain as specified in
the genericstable file.  This is useful if you are hosting mail for more
than one domain from the same system and want your user's full name to
appear in the From: line of e-mails being sent.

----------------- Common Problems -----------------

Q:  I'm getting the error:
    "Fatal error: Call to unsupported or undefined function imap_open() in
    global.inc on line xx"

A:  You haven't compiled IMAP support into PHP.  See
    http://www.php.net/imap


---------
 Credits
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Version 2.0
    Dion Nicolaas <dion@nicolaas.net>
    and Laird Bedore <lmbedore@vectorstar.com>

Version 1.x
    Mark Cushman <mark@cushman.net> with help from:

    Thorsten Huber <thorsten@huber3000.de>
    Justin R. Miller <justin@openup.com>
