I second that!

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> Behalf Of Shawn
> Sent: May 10, 2004 11:24 PM
> To: CLUG General
> Subject: RE: [clug-talk] kolab
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> I'd be intersted in seeing a presentation on this...
>
> Shawn
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> Behalf Of Aaron J. Seigo
> Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 10:22 PM
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> Subject: [clug-talk] kolab
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> hey all...
>
> i've mentioned kolab a few times in recent times... and now we have our
> first
> successful kolab install =) we're pretty excited about it as it's
> the first
> time we've actually had the opportunity to install and run a Kolab server.
> the best part is that it actualy works as advertised. imagine that, a Free
> Software groupware server! =)))
>
> "we" is Andy Kopciuch and myself. this first install is for a
> local client.
> we
> went with Kolab for them primarily due to the admin web interface: they
> aren't tech people, but need to manage their email.
>
> after Andy and I (well, mostly Andy ;) played around with
> building the Kolab
> packages from source for Fedora Core 1 (which is what the client
> is running
> on their server), we got all the RPMs built and installed. from
> there it was
> a simple matter of /etc/init.d/kolab start.
>
> that got us pop3, pop3+TLS, pop3s (SSL), IMAP, IMAP+TLS, imaps (SSL), LDAP
> addressbook, seive IMAP filters, ASMTP (authenticated SMTP) w/TLS, shared
> folders, and a spanky (SSL secured) web admin interface.
>
> we didn't install the web client as that's another adventure
> (they are still
> working on stabalizing that, though apparently it's usable as is)
>
> all in all, it's a pretty impressive set up for a rather minimal
> effort (esp
> if you already have binaries built for you ;) ... Mandrake is already
> shipping with Kolab, and I expect SUSE and others to follow suit as well.
>
> adding users, setting up the server, turning on/off the various features
> (e.g.
> POP3 or IMAP), setting up folders, etc... is all done via the web
> interface
> which is quite simple to use. on the downside, the more complex
> stuff (like
> multiple virtual domains) requires more by-hand work editting the actual
> config files. but for your basic one-domain set up, it's more
> that adequate.
>
> performance is quite good, as one would expect.
>
> and the future looks bright as well, as Kolab2 is already in the works!
> here's
> the announcement on the mailing list:
>
>       http://kolab.org/pipermail/kolab-users/2004-April/000092.html
>
> the big highlights are that an Outlook client is part of the
> Kolab2 roadmap
> (right now it's an add-on you have to get from various third
> parties), KDE's
> Kontact will be the official non-Windows client and a host of features are
> being added including:
>
>       ACLs
>       User groups and quotas
>       Shared folder support across the supported clients (read: Outlook ;)
>       Overview calendars
>       Delegation (e.g. administrative assistant <-> boss)
>       Project collaberation
>       Virus filtering
>       Multi-location capabilities
>       Improved web admin
>
> this is, once again, being funded by contracts won by a group of German
> companies. very impressive stuff!
>
> if there is interest, Andy and I would be happy to do a full Kolab
> presentation for CLUG ...
>
> - --
> Aaron J. Seigo
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