James Polley wrote:
I used to use Kronolith, from the Horde project
(http://www.horde.org/kronolith/). It was very good-looking, and very
capable at the time (~3 years ago), so I imagine it's even better now. I
can't comment on the timezone issues though..
I used to use IMP which is also a Horde application...2 thumbs up for
quality on Horde apps.
However, Kronolith requires the Horde framework, which itself has a lot
of PHP dependencies. If you're willing to do a lot of groundwork to get
it in place (or use debian and know how to apt-get install kronolith[1])
it's worthwhile; but it's a lot of work. If you're looking for something
simple, it's not for you.
It used to take me forever to install IMP. In fact when it first came
out I gave up on it and tried again a few months later. You can just use
apt-get install kronolith2 and read
/usr/share/doc/horde3/README.Debian.gz for detailed instructions on how
to run it in Debian/Ubuntu.
Good luck!
carlo
[1] Actually, it's not that simple. Even after you install kronolith and
it's dependencies, there's a fair bit [2] of editing of config files to
point it at your database, configure the bits of horde to work together,
etc.
[2] or there was last time I did this anyway, but that was threeish
years ago. If this has changed, I'd love for someone to tell me - I've
been wanting to set it up again but been deterred by the amount of time
it would take..
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