Webmail for multiple domains

[Wade Smart]

04062007 1114 GMT-6 DST

Im going to take a wild stab at this. 
Wouldnt this be like using virtual hosts on apache?
If a client is customer1 at host1.com 
then when it looks for mail at host1.com 
the mail is directed to a folder /home/host1.com/mail

Wade

On Fri, 2007-04-06 at 10:27 -0500, Steve Kratz wrote:
> The company I work for has need for a webmail server. It is not for
> internal use, only for external customers. These customers have their
> own POP3 mail servers. They point a webmail.domain.com record at our
> webserver, we host just the webmail interface which pulls their mail
> (via POP3) from their mail server, and displays it on a web interface.
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> Currently we use a (seriously hacked up) old copy of Slackware with
> Horde3. I inherited this mess, and have been tasked with the job of
> replacing it, with a better linux-based webmail. The problem is, while
> I’m quite comfortable with Linux in general, I’m not a guru in: apache
> virtual servers, databases, or email processing under Linux. This
> poses quite a problem for me (grin).
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> I’ve checked out various how-tos for Squirrelmail, Horde, Zimbra,
> RoundBox, etc. They all seem to cater to people that are running the
> mail server on the Linux box they’re setting the webmail up for, and
> don’t mention multiple domain hosting.
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> Anyone know of a good guide that’ll help me out? I’m not in need of a
> webmail client that will do everything – I just need basic email
> reading capabilities (although an address book would be nice).
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> Thanks!
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> Steve
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