Hey!

Now, i have a little problem. Im using one email server that doesn't have it's own webmail and when im going abroad, i need to use one. So, is it possible to set up some kind of client to my web server so i could easily browse my emails in other server via webmail client, which is set up in my server?

Never messed with stuff like this.

I don't know nothing like that, but why don't you just take a little POP3 client with you? Check MagicMail.

Point is, that when im abroad, im only visiting public internet. In many places, only web browsing is allowed. That's why.

Else i could just use putty or some kind of SSH client.

Damn, it sucks when you don't have laptop.

Forward all incoming mail to hotmail or wichever other you use (if possible without having to import them in your e-mail client first)?

Nope. No control panel or what so ever... only username and password to read emails.

http://www.thefreecountry.com/php/emailclients.shtml ?

Can't you let gmail download your pop3 emails?

Hmm, can't find it... Guess It doesn't excist

Wel... you can always use telnet to check your messages

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Originally posted by Mike
http://www.thefreecountry.com/php/emailclients.shtml ?

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Something like http://mail2web.com/ ?

I don't know much about it. My friend has an email server and im trying to make him make it webmail also, i told him of this software: http://www.horde.org/ its the stuff that @msgplus.net uses.

SquirrelMail

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Originally posted by x2zen
Something like http://mail2web.com/ ?

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