Here you will find all the documentation on how to setup the @Mail software. Installation guides for both Unix and Windows systems are included. If you have any questions see the @Mail FAQ or use the online support form.

• Server Requirements
  Find the hardware requirements for @Mail
  
  
• Unix Install Guide
  • How to setup @Mail as a mail client. Allow users to access email resources from existing mailboxes.
  • How to setup @Mail as an email server. Use @Mail to host user email accounts, and create a service similar to HotMail under your own domain.
    
    
• Windows Install Guide
  
  • How to setup @Mail as a mail client
  • How to setup @Mail as an email server
    

SMTP Server Configuration (Server Mode Only)

• Sendmail Configuration
  How to configure Sendmail to deliver emails to @Mail.
  
  
• Postfix Configuration
  How to configure Postfix to deliver emails to @Mail
  
  
• Exim Configuration
  How to configure Exim to deliver emails to @Mail
  
  
• Qmail Configuration
  How to configure Qmail to deliver emails to @Mail
  
  
• @Mail POP3 Server
  How to install and configure the internal POP3 server for @Mail
  
  

@Mail Customizations

• How to customize the @Mail interface
  Documentation on how to customize the HTML interface of @Mail. Rebrand the interface with your own style.
  
  
• How to translate the @Mail interface
  Information on how to translate the @Mail interface into another language.
  
  
• How to optimize mySQL for @Mail
  Find out how to optimize your OS / mySQL settings to get the most speed from the SQL server.
  


• How to customize @Mail for large userbases
  Learn how to configure your hardware to support a large amount of users for @Mail.
  

@Mail Information

• FAQ
  Consult the @Mail FAQ for any questions you have.
  
  
• SQL Table Structure Information
  Normal SQL table Structure
  Large SQL table Structure (2.7 MB)
  
  
• ChangeLog
  Find the latest changes to the current @Mail release
  
  
• Support Form
  Have a question? Ask the @Mail team
  
  
• Licensing
  The @Mail license agreement . You must agree to this license before using @Mail.