Peter Machell wrote: >I use Postfix as an MTA on my own servers because it's easy to configure >and very stable. I add Courier for POP and IMAP, and Squirrelmail for >webmail access. I also add amavis and use it to pipe the mail through >spamassassin and clam A/V. Setup including securing takes about two >hours (on Debian) and I rarely have to touch it again. > >This may sound complicated to someone unfamiliar with the terms but I >can assure you it's a lot simpler than installing and configuring Exchange. > >Of course this can all be done quickly and easily using e-smith, but >they use QMail instead of Postfix. > >There are a number of open source groupware products that may be better >suited depending on your requirements. For example the above doesn't >offer sharing of calendars. > > Thanks Peter
I guess the major stumbling block is people want something that works on Windows but the operating system makes it almost impossible to secure. I've heard of Zimbra working in a local community centre, using all that Ajaxian funkiness. It looks interesting but still needs a POSIX back end. David -- For secure communication with the GMC see http://gmc.net.au gpg key Secure Mail (Current 10 February 2005) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 0x9CAE0C53 at keyserver.medicine.net.au _______________________________________________ Gpcg_talk mailing list [email protected] http://ozdocit.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gpcg_talk
