> This seems to be the major showstopper for Linux servers in smaller > businesses. I've been looking at this for almost a year and there are no > solutions out there based 100% on OSS that will integrate with MS > Outlook. http://openconnector.org/ does look promising, though!
Yes, have noticed the poject. > If you are willing to spend a few bucks there is usually some plugin for > Oulook availible (the rest of the solution is OSS). Only one plug-in I have tested looked promising, Teamlink3, but when the centralized calendar has 2000+ entries, it goes terribly wrong. I think it's because Teamlink uses no database back-end, just a central file-store. > I think I'm going the route of a webbased app which includes all (based > on the HORDE framework and applications by the HORDE team). Today we use > an ancient version of Lotus Notes and as soon as the > groupware-functionality is stable in HORDE I will most likely make the > switch. I use the Horde framework for several years now, it is the best solution, but I have serveral customers who run applications that synchronize with Outlook, so webbased is not an option. Customers who don't need Outlook have migrated to Horde a long time ago. > The strongest argument for a webbased app is availibility and > maintainability, making clients thinner. Agree. -- Ariën Huisken _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
