IMP
IMP, the Internet Messaging Program, allows Web-based access to IMAP and POP3 mail servers and provides a range of features normally found only in desktop email clients.
| Tags | Communications Email Email Clients (MUA) |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | OS Independent |
| Implementation | PHP |
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Recent releases
- 14 Apr 2009 00:40
Changes: This release fixes an issue involving PGP public keys retrieved from the local address book. There are other bugfixes and improvements.
- 27 Jan 2009 18:21
Changes: This release fixes unescaped output in several scripts. In addition, it includes several minor bugfixes and improvements.
- 27 Jan 2009 18:20
Changes: This release fixes unescaped output in several scripts.
- 10 Dec 2008 21:25
Changes: This release fixes an upstream prototypejs regression that affects Internet Explorer.
- 10 Dec 2008 18:51
Changes: This release fixes unescaped output in a utility test script. In addition, deleted attachments are now marked as 'attachment' instead of 'inline' parts, iTip replies are sent using the regular outgoing email configuration, multipart/appledouble attachments are now always displayed, and prototype.js has been upgraded to 1.6.0.3.
- All comments
Recent commentsRe: Agreed - it should be easier
>
> % I'm sure IMP is pretty simple if you
> % have the time and patience to go
> through
> % the documentation. I'm testing
> % different web->mail apps and to be
> % honest, I don't :-)
> %
> % It looks like a really cool program
> but
> % developers! - you really need to make
> it
> % a lot better if you want people to
> use
> % it. I'll keep an eye out for later
> % releases and see how it develops
>
>
> IMP more than simple - simplest program
> you cannot find. If you have a
> complexity in studying and program use
> read the documentation.
You're replying to a comment I made 8 years ago.
Re: Agreed - it should be easier
> I'm sure IMP is pretty simple if you
> have the time and patience to go through
> the documentation. I'm testing
> different web->mail apps and to be
> honest, I don't :-)
>
> It looks like a really cool program but
> developers! - you really need to make it
> a lot better if you want people to use
> it. I'll keep an eye out for later
> releases and see how it develops
IMP more than simple - simplest program you cannot find. If you have a complexity in studying and program use read the documentation.
Re: crashing?
I found out that the Zend optimiser I had installed was causing the crashes in combination with the horde framework (php5 & apache2). After I uninstalled it, it ran fine!
crashing?
I tried to run this with apache2 & php5 on winxp, configured everything properly added an imap server.... but apache crashed when I pressed the 'Folders' icon. And it kept on crashing on every horde framework page until session was lost. Further it seems to work fine though. I also think it's alot of stuff if you're just looking for webmail only.
Re: My 2 cents
> Why isn't it possible to only
> require default libs and compiliation of
> Apache/php as eg. Fedora delivers from
> CD ?
We target a lot of diverse platforms, so we can't really consider what a single distribution installs by default. Of course some of the features that require certain PHP extensions could be implemented in pure PHP code, but this would mean a huge performance hit and reinventing the wheel.