26 Jul
2005
26 Jul
'05
3:49 p.m.
Hye,
I'm would like to install a Groupware Software on a Suse Linux 9.3.
Server, which should provide the following features:
* Central saves of all important data for a 2 person office, for
example:
Common calendar data, emails, notes, contacts, files, todo-list, ...
* Data should be accessed over browser also, from any PC connected on
the Internet.
* Exchange possibilities (I know, for 2 persons, its perhaps not worth
the efforts!) whould be fine, for example with 1 WinXP Workstation with
Outlook, 1 Linux-PC running Suse Linux (or Ubuntu-Linux) with Evolution,
1 possible exchange connection with PalmOS (on PalmOne Treo 650).
I know that some software (loke OpenXchange) provide Connectors for
these issues.
Could anyone give me a good tip how to solve this problem without great
installation difficulties?
Does anyone have experience with Groupware or Exchange Software or are
there other possibilities?
Thanks in advance,
Greetings,
--
Yves Schintgen <sevy(a)vo.lu>
2 Aug
2 Aug
7:17 p.m.
Hello,
I can only give you a few names, don't even know if they run on suse,
although I'm sure about one.
Openexchange The OS one (runs probably on suse)
Suse Openexchange (commercial) one
Opengroupware
Egroupware
Experience... well with the commercial one of Suse Openexchange:
*It's very stable
*For calendar it's ok if you don't need advanced features
*Sync with palm, well I don't think it's possible.
BTW, I didn't find a correct soft that permitted to have a
calendar synchronized fex...:(
@+
Paulo
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Subject: [Lilux-info] Groupware Products? Who can provide details-infos?
Hye,
I'm would like to install a Groupware Software on a Suse Linux 9.3.
Server, which should provide the following features:
* Central saves of all important data for a 2 person office, for
example:
Common calendar data, emails, notes, contacts, files, todo-list, ...
* Data should be accessed over browser also, from any PC connected on
the Internet.
* Exchange possibilities (I know, for 2 persons, its perhaps not worth
the efforts!) whould be fine, for example with 1 WinXP Workstation with
Outlook, 1 Linux-PC running Suse Linux (or Ubuntu-Linux) with Evolution,
1 possible exchange connection with PalmOS (on PalmOne Treo 650).
I know that some software (loke OpenXchange) provide Connectors for
these issues.
Could anyone give me a good tip how to solve this problem without great
installation difficulties?
Does anyone have experience with Groupware or Exchange Software or are
there other possibilities?
Thanks in advance,
Greetings,
--
Yves Schintgen <sevy(a)vo.lu>
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3 Aug
3 Aug
6:05 p.m.
Yves Schintgen wrote:
Hye,
I'm would like to install a Groupware Software on a Suse Linux 9.3.
Server, which should provide the following features:
* Central saves of all important data for a 2 person office, for
example:
Common calendar data, emails, notes, contacts, files, todo-list, ...
* Data should be accessed over browser also, from any PC connected on
the Internet.
* Exchange possibilities (I know, for 2 persons, its perhaps not worth
the efforts!) whould be fine, for example with 1 WinXP Workstation with
Outlook, 1 Linux-PC running Suse Linux (or Ubuntu-Linux) with Evolution,
1 possible exchange connection with PalmOS (on PalmOne Treo 650).
I know that some software (loke OpenXchange) provide Connectors for
these issues.
well didn't play with those things yet, but in the latest "Linux Magazin
Sonderausgabe (03/05)" (should still be available in shops), they tested
the kolab2 and openxchange servers. i think a closer look to these
articles could be of interesst ;)
(if you're very kind to me i might provide you with a scanned version of
the articles, but as i said before the magsin should still be available
in pres shops ...)
Could anyone give me a good tip how to solve this problem without great
installation difficulties?
Does anyone have experience with Groupware or Exchange Software or are
there other possibilities?
Thanks in advance,
Greetings,
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