I basically want the same functionality as the Apple Address
book server and Calendar Server, but I don't have a Mac OS X Server
machine around, and I'd much prefer (for a bunch of reasons) to have
our Debian system as the server. It appears that getting calendar
server to work on Debian, while it is a bit stranger than you might
expect (changing file system mount settings for example) is doable,
and works fairly well. However, it doesn't seem as if Address Book
Server is all that there yet.
Any advice on how to get address book server syncing on Debian?
I've seen the server at www.addressbookserver.com - which is
quite separate to the Apple Address Book Server, and appears to work
via Sync Services rather than a centralised server architecture. Any
experience with it?
Otherwise, anyone had any luck with getting the apple
cardserver working on Linux?
Or anyone have any other suggestions?
We are deliberately moving away from NUDC, as development
seems to have ceased, and the peer to peer based architecture of
BusySync doesn't seem what we are after.
Regards
David
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