At 01:04 AM 12/13/2003 -0500, Madison Kelly wrote:

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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.

A Linux-based replacement for Exchange has been done. It was described in an issue of Linux Journal within the past year. I don't remember the specific issue off-hand. The article explains what was done and may have links to what you need to set it up.

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