Plesk 7.5.4 & Horde

[JVRudnick]

Hello All...

I have a ded server, running w2k3 / Plesk / MailEnable Standard and the HORDE webmail application.

My question is, is there a way for a user with a regular mailbox, to be able to "login" to the HORDE webmail, and turn on/off an Autoresponder?

Plesk will let a user login to their own CP, and turn it on or off...but I have a client who're pretty computer-phobic, and who DO like the HORDE webmail app, and wanted to know if they could use that to turn on/off an Autoresponder.

I have found just such a HORDE module, called Vacation, that looks like it will do the job (http://www.horde.org/vacation/). However in talking with a HORDER consultant, it appears that my windows setup etc. will NOT support such a module. Their comments were "I do not see the ability for that one to work with your setup. It hinges on a responder system based on .forward or sql(exim), and MailEnable will not do either of those..."

SO, here I am. I am asking here for anyone who might know MORE about this kind of situation. If I can't use the Vacation module in HORDE, is there another answer? IE a weblogin for a user to turn on/off the MailEnable autoresponder would be great....

Anyone?

Jim

 

[OlegB]

I do think that similar is possible. Because Plesk utility memailfilter.exe is used for these purposes. It makes query directly from within Plesk database.

 

[JVRudnick]

Well...

thats somewhat helpful...if this CAN be done then that'd be good news...

has anyone here "done" that?

oh, and swMODs....can you answer this? is this a workable idea using 7.5.4 and w2k3 and MailEnable Standard and Horde v.3

???

JIM

 

[Gris@]

We use MailEnable pro and Horde with Plesk 7.5.4 on our servers. And also I can say that it is better to use Plesk with MailEnable then SmarterMail or Merak (especially Merak).
But of course you can use MailEnable standard.

 

[JVRudnick]

Cripes....

thanks for the info, gris...but please, re-read my query.

What I want to know is WILL Vacation work with my setup?

;-)

Jim