[imp] Fw: Configuration of Outlook Express

[Rich Lafferty]

On Wed, Aug 01, 2001 at 11:24:10AM -0300, Leonardo Fermoselle (lfermose@hotmail.com) wrote:
> 
> 
> Hi Folks:
>                 Is posible to set Outlook Express to check my pop
> acount, like hotmail?. 

There may very well be, but you probably won't find out about it here
-- you've sent this to <imp@lists.horde.org>, the mailing list for the
web-based mail client IMP.

> What's the php3 file to put in "http server" field?.  If I want to
> develop it, Is there a standart way which Outlook pass parameters to
> such php3 or asp file.

I'm afraid I have no idea what any of the above means. 

  -Rich

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Subject: Re: [imp] Html and images within email is not working

Quoting Rich Lafferty <rich@horde.org>:

> > > How much of a load did the IMP demo put on the machine?
> > 
> > Around 750,000 URLs per month; load was around 0.5 -> 1.5 on a PIII-450
> > w/ 256mb ram

How much data was going out?

> > More than one demo server would be great even if when the current one
> > gets up and running again!
> 
> Well, for now, I'll plan on poking at it tonight, and we can give it a
> shot if it's a better option than running the current demo.horde.org,
> with the caveat that if it encroaches on the services that are
> /supposed/ to be on that box we decide it's Not Working Out. :-)

I was going to offer the same thing, with the same caveat about our services 
here taking priority.  Anil mentioned having multiple servers, so I would be 
willing to set the same thing up on one of our machines, similar to his machine, 
it sounds like.  We're only behind a T1, though.

> Oh, hrm. Are people using it to see IMP, or are people using it
> regularly to handle their mail?

Would it be worth it to cripple the demo copy in such a way, say, that mail 
can't be sent?  People could see just about everything else but it wouldn't be 
worth it to them if they couldn't send any mail through the demo box.  Maybe a 
session timeout option, as well, to limit usage to 5-10 minutes?  I don't know 
if that's possible for PHP4, but perhaps it's worth a shot too...?  That would 
allow for demonstrating IMP's capabilities, but would keep someone from sitting 
in it too long and discourage regular use.

..Keith

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