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Hi James, |
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James <wireless@×××××××××××.com> writes: |
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> Hello, |
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> I just found this page: |
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> http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/kolab/ |
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> Groupware is the general category. My questions are: |
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> Has anyone installed this and if so how do you like it? |
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As I'm the maintainer of the project: I installed it and I liked |
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it. But I lack an objective view ;) |
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> Would one run a traditionally sendmail/postfix server and |
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> then serve mail/data to the this Kolab groupware server? |
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> Being able to serve mail/data to a variety of client PC |
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> would be great. |
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You can also use such a relay setup but Kolab is a full mail server |
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for itself. It actually comes with postfix. |
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> I'm not too familiar with groupware, but I've been asked to |
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> build a website/system for lots of coaches, kids and others to |
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> use related to a particular sport. Maybe Kolab would be a good |
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> communications/email system for them? |
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Yes, Kolab might be quite good in that area. Especially if stuff like |
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resource booking and event planning is involved. |
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What might not be too good is to base this on Gentoo. The |
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Kolab2/Gentoo project is still rather experimental. If you need to |
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serve customers you are still better of with the far more stable |
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Kolab2/OpenPKG (http://www.kolab.org). |
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Cheers, |
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Gunnar |
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> Comments and ideas are welcome. |
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> James |
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