[SOGo] Automated Container Buildsystem for Package Creation
Hi, I've created two Docker container to automate the Debian package building. Both are able to build version 2 and 3. Both are currently not building with OpenChange support @Slávek ;-) You can find them on DockerHub https://hub.docker.com/u/pluhmen/ and on GitHub https://github.com/pluhmen Simply run them, wait and fetch your packages ^^ Greets, Tilo signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
[SOGo] Alternative SOGo packages repository for Debian and Ubuntu
Hi all, I recently offered an alternative repository of SOGo packages. The main difference from the official packages were absence of OpenChange support. That has now changed! I've taken the effort to solve the problems of building OpenChange and now packages are available including OpenChange support. Because OpenChange packages are demanding - may require updating other system packages (on Jessie samba and related libraries, on Trusty libmemcached), and while not every SOGo users needs OpenChange, I placed OpenChange and related packages in the repository into a separate component. Thank to this, packages can choose only users who want to use OpenChange integration. OpenChange support is available for Debian Jessie, Ubuntu Trusty and Xenial. Using apt repository remains the same - who is interested in OpenChange, let adds 'openchange' component on the same line in apt sources. For example on Jessie: SOGo v.2.x deb http://www.axis.cz/linux/debian jessie sogo-v2 openchange SOGo v3.x deb http://www.axis.cz/linux/debian jessie sogo-v3 openchange Caution: Because I do not use OpenChange on any of my installations, I can not test whether integration with OpenChange works properly. Cheers -- Slávek -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
AW: [SOGo] Outlook CalDAV Synchronizer (was: Re: ANN: SOGo Package Repositories)
Hi! As one of the developers of CalDavSynchronizer I can confirm that we have many users which use it in production with large calendars. SOGo is our main caldav server we test against btw and we try to fix any issues as soon as possible. The poor performance and stability of other commercial outlook caldav addins was my main motivation to start the project. brAlex smime.p7s Description: S/MIME cryptographic signature
Re: [SOGo] Outlook CalDAV Synchronizer (was: Re: ANN: SOGo Package Repositories)
On Sunday 31 of July 2016 10:29:14 Corrado Fiore wrote: > Dear All, > > On 29/07/2016, at 3:20 AM, Slávek Banko (slavek.ba...@axis.cz) wrote: > > Without OpenChange are two possibilities for MS Outlook support: > > > > [...] > > 2) Outlook CalDav Synchronizer with Outlook 2007 ane later. > > > > [...] adds into MS Outlook exactly what is missing == CalDAV > > and CardDAV. > > This plugin could be a game changer for us because it fits nicely into the > "hosted Exchange" model that we're trying to implement, whereas OpenChange > is more tied to a different paradigm (Active Directory / corporate > environments). > > Has anyone tested it in production already? I mean, business users with > lots of events listed in multiple calendars, etc. > > The plugin repo on GitHub looks very active and that's surely a good sign, > but I was interested in first-hand reviews from the list. A couple of > years ago, in fact, we were pushing Bynari Connector to our clients, only > to discover that it was not only quite intrusive, but it also tended to > explode when it had to sync lots of data :-( > > Cheers, > Corrado Fiore In my neighborhood I have several users who have this plugin used in everyday work. Unfortunately I do not know how much they have contacts, events and calendars == how intense they are users. -- Slávek -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
[SOGo] Outlook CalDAV Synchronizer (was: Re: ANN: SOGo Package Repositories)
Dear All, On 29/07/2016, at 3:20 AM, Slávek Banko (slavek.ba...@axis.cz) wrote: > Without OpenChange are two possibilities for MS Outlook support: > > [...] > 2) Outlook CalDav Synchronizer with Outlook 2007 ane later. > > [...] adds into MS Outlook exactly what is missing == CalDAV > and CardDAV. This plugin could be a game changer for us because it fits nicely into the "hosted Exchange" model that we're trying to implement, whereas OpenChange is more tied to a different paradigm (Active Directory / corporate environments). Has anyone tested it in production already? I mean, business users with lots of events listed in multiple calendars, etc. The plugin repo on GitHub looks very active and that's surely a good sign, but I was interested in first-hand reviews from the list. A couple of years ago, in fact, we were pushing Bynari Connector to our clients, only to discover that it was not only quite intrusive, but it also tended to explode when it had to sync lots of data :-( Cheers, Corrado Fiore -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
