I would need to know how you are installing PHP. If you are building
from source, you could add '--with-imap' when you are running
'configure'. If you use Debian GNU/Linux, you could 'apt-get install
php-imap' and everything would work just fine.
We are running courier-imap here and we use 'imp' for student email. If
you need more specifics on setting some of this up, let me know.
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If you use the Courier or Cyrus IMAP server, you must download the UW-IMAP
package and build c-client on the same machine as the webserver. The steps
to build only the c-client libraries are as follows:
Move to the top directory of the UW-IMAP distribution.
Run make with the correct argument for your operating system.
ln -s c-client include
mkdir lib
cd lib
ln -s ../c-client/c-client.a libc-client.a
and then point PHP configure's --with-imap option at the top directory of
the UW-IMAP distribution. (There is no need to make install in the IMAP
distribution.)
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