The SquirrelMail Team is pleased to announce the release of SquirrelMail version 1.4.22. This release contains a large number of performance enhancements, stability fixes and a few bug/security fixes.

Several different packages are available for download on this page including a few different versions of SquirrelMail Webmail, SquirrelMail IMAP Proxy, and packages that facilitate presenting SquirrelMail …

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SquirrelMail is an interface to your organization's email system through the web. It has all the functionality you would want from an email client, including strong support for attachments, address …

This document provides information about usage of SquirrelMail webmail interface.

Create a file named admins with your IMAP user name in it and upload it to the SquirrelMail config/ directory. When you have logged in to SquirrelMail (see below), click on the "Options" link at the top …

Found in the main SquirrelMail plugins repository, this plugin helps manage and manipulate usernames given at login time, and allows the use of different SquirrelMail settings (such as login page image, or …

SquirrelMail is included in most major Linux distributions and is independently downloaded by tens of thousands of people every month, which might even make it more widespread than some of the …

About the documentationDocumentation maintained by the SquirrelMail Project Team The SquirrelMail Administrator's Manual The SquirrelMail Developer's Manual The SquirrelMail Translator's Manual …

Helps manage and manipulate usernames given at login time, and allows the use of different SquirrelMail settings (such as login page image, or IMAP server) for each domain, each user, or …