On 2/2/2010 8:51 AM, Donovan wrote: > I'm looking to set up a mail server for internal use only with a webmail > interface. I'm setting this up in an Active Directory environment so > having LDAP/AD authentication would be ideal. Most mail servers can be setup to Auth using ldap/AD. There are tons of docs available depending upon your flavor of mail server. In the past I have used the full blown www.courrier-mta.org mta server, and setup the AUTH to our AD using LDAP. It also has a nice webmail included. I have also setup postfix to Auth against AD/LDAP, with either courier imap or dovecoat imap (courier imap using ldap & dovecoat using the built in NTLM). And on top of this I have been happy with www.zarafa.com webmail features. Zarafa looks & feels like Exchange OWA, but works well on all browsers. I like it. Bottom line is most(if not all) Linux mail server setups can auth using ldap against AD (with a little tinkering). If you unfamiliar with ldap & ad there is a lot of basic info in the web that will help you with the basic minimum to help you get on your way. I think another approach to this (although I have never tried myself) would be using Sambas winbind/Pam-based auth technique on the mail server box, then auth the mail users that way. This could be a can of worms left unopened, but thought I'd mention it. Good Luck. B-o-B > > A simple setup/configuration would be great but configuring a few > packages to work together for this solution would be fine, too. > AtMail's commercial offering looked like a nice offering but a little > pricey (starting at $500) when I'd be surprised if I couldn't get the > job done with open source tools. > > Is there anybody using anything or know of anything I should check out? > > Thanks! > > -- > Donovan Niesen > > > > _______________________________________________ > TCLUG Mailing List - Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota > tclug-list at mn-linux.org > http://mailman.mn-linux.org/mailman/listinfo/tclug-list