I have been using SQwebmail for years & like it alot. http://www.courier-mta.org/sqwebmail/ Uses Maildir's though. Good Luck! Bob Scott Raun wrote: > I'm currently using NeoMail connecting to local POP3 mailboxes, when I'm > not using Mutt (I VASTLY prefer using Mutt!). I'm being forced to use > the webmail if I want to read mail from work - they've blocked ssh & > telnet from reaching the outside world. I'm running into some ... > limitations of NeoMail - it doesn't thread, it doesn't have a mass 'mark > read' function that I can find. > > So, what's your favorite 'install on my Linux box' webmail package? As > I said, I'm currently using POP3, but could be convinced to change to > IMAP. I'm currently running a Debian box - I can't get at it right this > moment to tell if it's etch or lenny. Requirements are some degree of > threading (preferably using the reply-to-message-id, but I'll take by > subject), and mass action (at least mark read and move to another > folder). I'd like something that used mboxes. > > Note: use gmail/your web-mail provider of choice is NOT an option - I > want my e-mail on my storage, not someone else's! >