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| Developer(s) | Atmail |
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| Stable release | 6.20.12 / 1 Sep 2011 |
| Operating system | Linux, Mac OS X |
| Type | Webmail Mail server ActiveSync |
| License | Commercial with source |
| Website | www.atmail.com |
Atmail is a commercial Linux messaging platform provider. The company was founded in 2001 and has its company headquarters located in Peregian Beach, Australia. The company develops webmail, mail-server and groupware solutions built for Linux and other Unix operating systems, and includes the source code under a commercial license.
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[edit] Main features
The software serves three main functions:
Atmail Server - Leverages open source projects such as Dovecot, Exim and MySQL on the backend to provide a comprehensive mailserver solution with management via an easy to use 'Webadmin' control panel. Support for IMAP/POP3/SSL/SMTP/TLS
Atmail WebMail - Built using PHP Zend, Atmail provides a complete Web-based mail platform, intended to rival desktop clients. The user-interface is built with the jQuery toolkit.
Atmail Groupware - Provides a complete CalDAV web-based client, and CalDAV server based on the Apple Calendar server project. Support for shared calendars, delegation, Outlook sync, and all the features available in CalDAV 3.x
[edit] History
Originally developed in 1998, @Mail was one of the first commercial WebMail products available. The software is now more commonly referred to as Atmail instead of the original name '@Mail'. Initially developed in Perl, Atmail is now offered in PHP using the Zend Framework for ease-of-customization by a larger number of developers.
As of 19 May 2008 a free version of the Atmail webmail client was made available. Named AtMail Open, it is a lightweight, webmail-only version of the commercial application and is distributed under the Apache 2.0 license.[1]
As of July 17, 2009 Atmail released the new 6.X version which is a complete rewrite of the software based on the Zend and jQuery platform.
As of Sept 8, 2010 The flagship Atmail 6.20 version was released with support for Exchange ActiveSync [2]
[edit] Screenshots
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Atmail Calendar/CalDAV Client
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Atmail Webmail-client screenshot
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Admin Interface screenshot
[edit] Technology
Atmail utilizes the following technology
[edit] See also
- Kolab
- SOGo
- OpenGroupware.org
- Open-Xchange
- Webmail
- Groupware
- Ajax
- Citadel
- Zarafa
- Zimbra
- exchange4linux
[edit] References
- ^ Hoover, Lisa (2008-05-19). "AtMail Open provides scalable, customizable webmail". Linux.com. http://www.linux.com/archive/feature/138167.
- ^ "Atmail 6.2 Released with ActiveSync Push Support and New CalDAV Features". PRWeb. 2010-08-09. http://www.prweb.com/releases/2010/09/prweb4476834.htm.
