Re: Anyone Tried Citadel BBS and Groupware?
It is incredible that in 2014 you can't put a groupware server into a single process, when a decade and a half ago it was commonplace to run your multiprocess mail system (like qmail) on a box with 16MB of RAM. Axigen requires a minimum of 512 MB of RAM. WTF did they write it in--erlang?
Citadel is definitely feature-complete, but spartan, and development carries on in a domestic fashion. The killer, as noted, is the database.
XMail I used for years, if you simply need POP/SMTP. It's in C++ though, so the runtime will slow it down some. Still, it works.
Of course, you can go with the typical combinations of software to implement things. qmail is by far the easiest to set up and it probably also has the smallest runtime size, but it's old and antisocial. I'd go with Postfix and Dovecot. Use nginx/lighttpd for a web server. The rest of it is down to you, but anything requiring Python or Java (Mailman, TMDA) will seriously slow you down, Java wil l consume all your memory, and PHP will most likely make you insecure. Stay safe.
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