Berklix - Webmail Service

Server For Normal Users

Use: [your_login_name].webmail@webmail. berklix.com
Not: @flat.berklix : A physical (A) name to hardware, not re-directable on service reconfiguration or host failure, so use a re-directable CNAME instead, eg webmail.berklix.
Not: berklix.net : .net is destined for dynamic allocation, not fixed servers.
Not @user.berklix : webmail server may not remain on same host with normal login accounts.
Not @berklix : Berklix domains have multiple server hosts but only one provides webmail service.

Not for public. (ie we do not offer free accounts to the general public, our accounts are for business associates & colleagues).
Handy for travelling, accessing mail via net cafe or colleague's web browser etc.
Software from OpenWebMail.Org running on FreeBSD using /usr/ports/mail/openwebmail.

Your password could be stolen by `man in the middle' packet sniffers on the Internet, as it uses http, not https, so don't use a valuable password.
Your mail content could be similarly `sniffed' (but as most people send mail unencrypted, it would be even easier tapped other ways).
NO guarantees, subject to change & breakage etc (test service).
No mail forwarding is set by default, you can probably set that later I assume.
Ssh : Secure Shell I haven't got this working yet (though I've added directives to httpd.conf).
- Ssh may not work if you use a Microsoft crippled browser that for security reasons has been limited to not allow extra windows to open. (As seen at a free service adjacent a wall at Systems 2006.)
- Need to turn on Java in browser.
- The black box reports the Java applet is 2280 days old & to go to http://www.mindbright.se/mindterm/ which redirects to http://www.appgate.com/products/80_MindTerm/ which has a client that implements the SSH1 and SSH2 protocols written in pure Java "free for personal use". That's not something I'll install on my FreeBSD client workstations as I have real C, really free. Might be of use on MS clients though.
Not for normal users, Only for testers: flat, tower, slim, BSn (for comparison)