> I believe that Ximians email product connects to > an exchange server.
The Ximian Connector for Exchange plugin for Evolution is not free (around US$25 per), but does offer full exchange connectivity via the OWA and WebDav (so these must be turned on at the Exchange end). This will also maintain your public address books and folders, and most of the features available to Outlook users. We have run into the odd problem here (Uni of Canty) with this product when used with clustered Exchange servers where users are unable to view folder contents (a bit annoying, but you can point them at the particular server name they are located on). You can import Outlook PST files into Evolution though, which may be useful. Another option (apart from the Lotus notes plug of course) is using Korganiser from KDE 3.1 or later for calendering as it has a plugin for Exchange via WebDav as well. You can then IMAP via Kmail to Exchange for your e-mail. Unfortunately no public folders or public address books. Mind you, after reading previous posts, it looks like you are actually trying to replace Exchange... Good luck :) Matthew ---------------------------------------------------------------- Matthew J. Carr Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] PC Support Consultant Phone: 364 2987 Advisory Services Ext: 7729 University of Canterbury IT Helpdesk - your first point of contact for IT Services Phone: 364 2060 Extn: 6060 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web: http://selfservice.it.canterbury.ac.nz ---------------------------------------------------------------- The plan was simple, like my brother Phil. But unlike Phil, this plan just might work.
