Tony Zakula wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>
> I currently run surgemail for our company server as well as a couple
> of other businesses.  I am considering branching out to web hosting in
> a specialized niche. and have some people interested.  On the email
> side, most of them are used to using the standard paid control panel
> to administrate their email, and they are using the standard open
> source Linux email like Postfix.  Now I like Surgemail a lot better,
> but not sure what route to go.  I do not really plan to use a paid
> control panel, but do not want to structure this wrong from the
> beginning either.
>
> Does anyone use this in webhosting?  If so, do you run one Surgemail
> setup that is shared among all domains?  Or do you use another model?
> What is your pricing model?  I have considered a surgemail
> installation on each host, but the low end pricing would be
> prohibitive.
>
> Any advice or comments would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Tony Z
>
>   
You can create domain admins so that you can designate one account from
within their domain to do user administration, just like a control panel
can do.  You only need one surgemail server.

Lyle Giese
LCR Computer Services, Inc.