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The Bitnami Roundcube Stack provides a one-click install solution for Roundcube. Download installers and virtual machines, or run your own Roundcube server in the cloud.
RoundCube is a free and open source IMAP webmail client with a very intuitive user interface. RoundCube has all the features you would want in an email client – WYSIWYG email composition, address book, support for MIME/HTML emails, multiple server identities, spell checking, drag & drop message management and more.
Why use the Bitnami Roundcube Stack?
Bitnami makes it easy to run Roundcube in the cloud, locally or virtually. The Bitnami Roundcube Stack is:
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Up-to-date
We track every release of Roundcube and update our stack shortly after it's released.
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Secure
If serious security issues are discovered, we provide new versions of Roundcube as soon as possible, often within hours of the availability of a fix.
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Consistent
With Bitnami, you get the same software stack and configuration regardless of where you are deploying Roundcube or other Bitnami Applications. This makes it easy to migrate between different platforms.
With the Bitnami Roundcube Stack compiling, configuring and all of its dependencies are taken care of, so it works out-of-the-box.
Reviews of Bitnami Roundcube Write a Review →
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Bitnami Roundcube No custom mailserver ready
by Petros Lazaridis on
Tried to install it to use it as a frontend for my local hmailserver but no luck. I don't need it to check my gmail, I do it perfectly now, what I need is a nice reliable email client for my own server
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Bitnami Roundcube G-mail like service, please....
by Tomas Lichy on
Who in good mind would like to have g-mail like interface when you can have gmail. Instead you should be making install which works out of box with the custom domain.
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Bitnami Roundcube Set up your own Gmail-like service
by Daniel Lopez on
Roundcube is a popular web-based mail system that you can deploy on top of your existing infrastructure (i.e. hooking up to your existing IMAP server). It is very popular with universities and ISPs. While not as polished / full featured as commercial services like GMail, it provides much greater flexibility and control over the interface and the data.