OK, in a fit of misplaced enthusiasm I volunteer to fix Notmail (or at least take a stab at it) .. unless somebody else is already doing this. In fact, I was going to port my own webmail package, Pymail, to zope anyway but was wary of undertaking the task for fear of subjecting others to my not-so-great coding skills. You can check Pymail at mail.ethos.st (username=test/passwd=123456) It's been running for over a 18 months without problem. Now, webmail can be just an interface for IMAP and I can simply port all my scripts to zope using DTML methods and documents, mixed with an external method or two. But this won't make a great foundation for groupware (which is the reason I'm willing to get the ball rolling on this) - so I figure most of you would want some form of zclasses or object paradigm applying to this, right ? I'm also thinking of how Notes/Domino use mail. So, any ideas/requests ? Btw, I can't promise when I'll get a beta done - so if somebody else needs this soon or was planning on doing it quickly, let's talk. Also from an earlier mail that I posted with an incorrect subject line : [snip] Which brings me finally (see i wasn't just being crass) to the question and point : for Zope to be used in groupware (or in the 'mailing list archiver'), it needs to integrate with email seemlessly - as in, mail can be sent to the server (not to a person) for agents to handle. So, what's the best method of making this happen ? Send to a traditional email address (eg. using qmail or sendmail on the server) then pipe to a python script which then does what ? seems a bit yukky. [/snip] cheers, chas