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@adele SquirrelMail doesn't support PGP, that's the only problem for me

@adele wow this takes me back. I implemented #SquirrelMail around the year 2000. I was a big fan. Not sure about now!

@adele @PurpleJillybeans oh wow is it getting updates again?

Last used it back when I was exposed to cpanel, and I just wanted to use the simplest option for basic mail use. They eventually removed it though as it had long stopped receiving updates. (see https://www.cpanel.net/blog/products/the-death-of-squirrelmail/ )

But apparently they have done some patches since then according to their github.. that's good.

https://www.squirrelmail.org/security/
Def go with the 1.5.2-svn one mentioned https://www.squirrelmail.org/download.php I guess if you do go that route.

@adele I remember using it in middle school (ow, my bones)

But I admittedly skipped over it when building a webmail service for my retro ISP. Instead using Exchange 2003. Just because the UI/UX was considerably worse

@adele I forgot about NOCC https://github.com/oheil/NOCC

@adele@social.pollux.casa I used it a while back with smtpd and dovecot, it worked fine but I only use K9 and aerc to read my emails now

@adele We have three webmails available to our users, squirrelmail, roundcube, and rainloop. Of the three, squirrelmail gets the most use.
eskimo.com/
friendica.eskimo.com/