I know very little about scalix, but out anti spam solution has been taken up by some of the community. I must say that the forum help is both friendly and pretty in-depth. There's a manual on how to install our product on there somewhere, written by one of their users, totally of their own bat!
I was impressed, knowing the usual level of support for an open source product! Steve On Thu, 13 Sep 2007 17:45:44 +1200 Rex Johnston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Cam Mckenzie wrote: > > > Scalix Is quite good, It has Native Outlook Usage built in (Hence Native) > > Not quite native. It uses a mapi connector, and you are only allow to > define 25 premium users (free community edition), and you can't connect > the MAPI connector to a non premium user account. Of course the rest > can connect as IMAP, but the contacts, tasks etc come through oddly. > > The web client is pretty good. An outlook user will find it familiar. > > The documentation, whilst reasonably complete, is lets say, incohesive. > > Backups are odd, you can't easily separate data out, so need to use > something like imapsync, or fetchmail to back up mail. Trying to back > up the rest is puzzling. > > You'd better stick to the recommended distro, i installed it on a 64 bit > debian etch machine and i'd have to say, it was painful. > > I'm left with an undebugable error in a 15Gb 'Bulletin Board'. It says > Invalid Direct Reference via the MAPI interface (not IMAP, nor webmail). > The connector isn't open source, debug files are useless and no-one has > answered my query on their forum yet. </gripe> > > So, yeah, OK but not great. Not quite sure if it's really primetime yet. > > Rex
