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 May 2013 19:20
Release Notes: This release fixes installation dependencies and adds small bugfixes and improvements.
- 07 May 2013 23:07
Release Notes: Adds a message thread view to dynamic mailbox preview. Supports linking attachments, attaching PGP public keys, and attaching vCards in dynamic view. Allows uploading, drag & drop, and pasting of images into the HTML editor. Displays Virtual Folders in smartphone view. Adds attachment uploading and saving compose drafts to smartphone view. Adds a taphold message action menu to the smartmobile mailbox page. Allows HTML trailers for messages. Allows you to set special mailboxes, spam reporting, and permissions per backend. Adds support for NoSQL caching and logging backends. Many further improvements.
- 12 Feb 2013 21:47
Release Notes: Improved compatibility with Internet Explorer 8. Improved compatibility with broken messages generated by Outlook. Hides the attachment upload UI in dynamic view if file uploads are disabled. Many bugfixes and improvements.
- 10 Jan 2013 21:57
Release Notes: This release re-adds the apply mail filters action to dynamic view. It has improved parsing of the References header when replying to messages. It fixes saving compose message to draft mailbox when the session expires. It fixes NOT criteria for custom header searches. It fixes losing data when refreshing the compose screen. It fixes verifying enveloped signed and encrypted S/MIME messages. There are many bugfixes and improvements.
- 27 Nov 2012 21:44
Release Notes: Saves sent mail in smartphone view. Fixes deletion of saved drafts. Fixes display of encrypted messages in dynamic view. Fixes template management dynamic view. Small bugfixes and improvements.
Recent comments
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.
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.
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