Re: Modern webmail client

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On 06/06/2017 02:01 PM, Rick Stevens wrote:
Just to clarify for others reading this thread, Squirrelmail is a
web-based mail _server_, not a client. It pulls mail off an MTA (mail
transport agent like sendmail) by either behaving like an MDA (mail
delivery agent) or by using a real MDA such as dovecot.

Users then use their web browser as an MUA (mail user agent) to pick
up their mail from the server rather than a traditional MUA such as
mutt, pine, elm or graphical clients such as Thunderbird, Geary,
Sylpheed or (gasp!) Outlook (yes, I actually said the "O" word! Don't
hit me!)

Assuming I'm understanding what you're saying correctly, this isn't correct. Squirrelmail is a PHP-based MUA that talks IMAP and SMTP to the appropriate servers. It generates an HTML gui for the web browser to interact with.
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