check out http://www.opengroupware.org It doesn't do mail, but all of the groupware functionality. It even has an Outlook plugin (not GPL'ed though). -- chris On Sat, 2003-12-13 at 01:04, Madison Kelly wrote:
Hi all,
I know this was talked about recently but for the life of me I couldn't find the old thread(s) anywhere... Forgive me for asking again.
Can anyone recommend a method, how-to or general pointer to an application or collection of applications that would allow for providing similar services that Exchange does except on Linux? Obviously compatibility with MS Outlook would be nice however that is not a requirement is there is a windows client (Mozilla?) that can access these services. In fact, I would prefer the later option over trying to stay inter operable with MS.
Essentially I need personal e-mail, private and shared contacts, shared scheduling and itineraries and so forth. I would like this to tie into Linux-based network user authentication. So far, I am thinking I will be using PAM for authentication, Samba (via PAM) for windows access and print serving (over CUPS) with an OpenLDAP database to store actual user data (authentication), e-mails, contact lists and so forth.
Am I on the right track? Is there a canned or partially canned application already available? I am trying to stay as completely within the GPL as possible so I would like to avoid proprietary solutions (such as what Suse offers).
Many thanks all!
Madison
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