Re: [Scottish] IMAP server

2008-05-10 Thread Andrew Barber
2008/5/10 Robert Lazzurs [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 On Sat, May 10, 2008 at 5:49 PM, Roland Ward
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  Date: Fri, 9 May 2008 13:29:20 +0100
  From: Andrew Barber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Subject: [Scottish] IMAP Server
  To: scottish@mailman.lug.org.uk, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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  Hey guys,I am just looking for a couple of suggestions on good IMAP
 Server
  software. We was looking over DOVECOT recently, but just wondered what
 you
  guys thought of that and others that are out there.
 
  Thanks :)
 
 
 
  Dovecot is good but so we also use Courier happily. I haven't found an
  overriding reason to use one over the other - they both just work and can
  authenticate against different sources. Anything to just get people off
 Pop3
  servers!

 I can second both Dovecot and Courier.  I have used courier to deal
 with the email platforms of various ISP's and other clients and it has
 always fitted in very well, mostly due to it's very flexable
 authentication backend.  It's proxy support can also make migration
 trivial.

  I'd also mention Cyrus. Ok it's a bit of a black box solution and not as
  straightforward to administer as the others but it handles shared folders
  really well and has a very powerful set of ACLs which is why I've seen
 many
  of the groupware type mail products chose it for a backend.

 Cyrus I can also second, mostly as a solution for office email, it
 works very well in that situation thanks to the above mentioned ACL
 support on shared folders.  However it not using standard maildirs can
 be another pain to migrate away from.

 However if the office thing is what you are looking for you might want
 to think about groupware solutions and what IMAP server can fit in
 best with those.

 Hope this has been helpful :)


Thanks very much guys, will be sure to checkout the alternatives suggested.
:)



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[Scottish] IMAP Server

2008-05-09 Thread Andrew Barber
Hey guys,I am just looking for a couple of suggestions on good IMAP Server
software. We was looking over DOVECOT recently, but just wondered what you
guys thought of that and others that are out there.

Thanks :)

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Re: [Scottish] It's a girl!

2007-04-04 Thread Andrew Barber
Gary Hendricks wrote:
 Kyle Gordon wrote:
 Congratulations to Heather and Ben (aka mrben) on the birth of their
 baby girl Mira Hope Thorp, who was born today at 19:23. Photos will
 be online soon apparently :-)

 Kyle
   
  Congrats to (mr|mrs) ben on upgrading to kid 1.0! :-)

 -Gary


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Yeah congratulations. How long till you are teaching her how to use
Edubuntu? :-)

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[Scottish] Freenode Group

2007-04-04 Thread Andrew Barber
Hey everybody,

I am considering registering ScotLUG as an official group on the
Freenode Network. It would mean that Freenode are our official home for
IRC.

Freenode fit the job well, they were set up to aid communication between
Free and Open source projects. I would say a LUG group is a project and
IRC aids our communication within the group. We are often over 50 people
at just about every hour of the day, with many active at all sorts of
times. Freenode seem to be doing a good job serving us and I doubt we
will be changing in the foreseeable future.

Anyway... features of it being a group? There ain't too many.. it just
means we are enforcing freenode as our home and we also should get shiny
group hostcloaks. Normally these come in the form of;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]/$nick
or
[EMAIL PROTECTED]/pdpc.supporter.$donation.$nick (for people whop have donated
money)

where $nick is your master nick (find out what it is with /msg nickserv
info $nick   it is number one in the list).

Do we have any comments on me doing this?

AndrewB

ps. If it were not for the IRC channel I would not know when to arrive
at the pub!  ;-)

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Re: [Scottish] Planet ScotLUG

2007-03-17 Thread Andrew Barber
William Anderson wrote:
 Andrew Barber wrote:
   
 Hey all,
 I have been playing/theme-ing with Planet today out of boredom, and have
 made a theme for the ScotLUG planet, should you want it.
 You can see the theme at http://andrewbarber.homelinux.org/planet/scotlug/ 
 

 looks like a complete rip of planet.{gnome.org|ubuntu.com}, but in the words
 of borat, very nice :)

   
Yeah it is on the openly available theme that they both use.

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[Scottish] Planet ScotLUG

2007-03-16 Thread Andrew Barber
Hey all,
I have been playing/theme-ing with Planet today out of boredom, and have
made a theme for the ScotLUG planet, should you want it.
You can see the theme at http://andrewbarber.homelinux.org/planet/scotlug/ 

The main reason I was playing with it was cause I was creating a planet
for a site I use, that can also be seen http://planet.libervis.net/ if
you are interested.


Also could I be added to the current planet?


AndrewB

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[Scottish] HostCloaks

2007-03-14 Thread Andrew Barber
Hey all.

Has ScotLUG ever considered registering itself as an official group on
Freenode? If we do we could get funky host cloaks like   [EMAIL PROTECTED]/nick 
  .
I would do, but I do not think I can register multiple groups and I have
already got a TH one. Just wondered if you lot knew of it or had
considered it.

http://freenode.net/group_registration.shtml


AndrewB

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Re: [Scottish] Free monitor

2006-12-14 Thread Andrew Barber


 Forbidden

You don't have permission to access /~bagpuss/G500/CIMG1297.JPG on this 
server.


:(
Don't really want it, just being nosy.



Kyle Gordon wrote:

Is anyone interested in a free 21 Sony G500 monitor? It was great, and
is a lovely flat screen CRT.

http://lodge.glasgownet.com/~bagpuss/G500/

It has a slight glitch in that the picture has shifted an inch to the
left, leaving it looking a compressed on the left, and a gap on the
right. I'm sure it can be fixed, but I don't know how. It's free to a
good home on Thursday 21st evening, if anyone wants it. Please register
interest before then by email, as I need to take the car to work that
day if someone is interested.

Kyle

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[Scottish] DebConf7.

2006-11-28 Thread Andrew Barber
For those who do not know, DebConf7 is to be held over in Edinburgh next 
year.

Are any members of ScotLUG going?
For more information on DebConf please look at;

https://debconf7.debconf.org
http://www.debconf.org/



Personally I am thinking of going to DebianDay, as I am not a developer...

Love to see responses..

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