Re: Moving mail to Chek

> sure, we could easily point the mailserver for that domain to a remote > (or any) imap server.. > > What's the volume you hink there will be? > i'm only asking that because it might actually be better having chek's backend. > front end web imap stuff are a dime a dozen (IMHO) > > but if you need real speed and power cause of lots of users, our becakend might be > good too.. If your backend supports both POP and IMAP, I don't see any reason not to use it. I assume it isn't qmail-based which would mean that it shouldn't run on the same machine that handles lists.php.net, but that shouldn't be an issue now that we will have 2 machines. -Rasmus