Le mar 18/03/2003 � 02:11, James Sparenberg a �crit : > > Unfortunately, what people need is the Outlook shared calendars. So far, > > the only product that does well is the Oracle Collaboration Suite. It's > > less expensive than Exchange, but still not free. > Jean-Michel Have you looked into Bynari (sp?) this is being pushed by > the United (aka IBM) group. (bynari.net) Not sure of the license etc.
At the time, I tried their TradeServer, which was an ldap/courier/ftp/www server, with a (proprietary) GUI frontend. It was not stable enough, and was hard to install. We ended up with horde/imp/turba instead, even it it doesn't include calendaring. The horde ldap backend, coupled with qmail, gave us really good performance. > The other option is Samsung's Contact. > (http://www.samsungcontact.com/en/) > This one is/was HP's openmail, bought by Samsung and ported over to a > number of other Unixes. Seems that it is popular in Australia. I've > not used either of these but I've heard good things about both. Both > have Downloads and the Samsung one may be GPL'd. This one is coming > with both RH's and SuSE's enterprise server package. I've heard more > than one great review on it so it would be the one I'd look at first. Last time I checked, it did not include Calendaring, but this might have changed since. I'll give it another look. Jean-Michel
