Sorry to add to the non-cyrus-related noise, we should probably take any
further discussion in this thread off-list. However, I couldn't resist
one more note since I have been very interested in setting up a
shared-calendar system. With shared-calendar functionality, cyrus imapd,
sendmail/postfix, and an OpenLDAP directory, who needs MS Exchange?
I heard that moregroupware was still pretty much alpha-quality, with
many unimplemented or only partially working features. Is that not true?
Phpgroupware (http://www.phpgroupware.org) seemed like a more mature
system, with budding support for the iCal protocol to allow
interoperability with Palm Desktop, Outlook, etc... I am planning to
evaluate both at some point in the near future, and would appreciate any
feedback, opinions, etc. on these and any other non-Microsoft
"groupware/shared calendar" systems you happen across.
Thanks!
-Jules
Atif Ghaffar wrote:
> ronen amity wrote:
>
>> I am looking for some web based shared calender ( like outlook).
>>
>> features : it need to be able to set up meetings with others in the
>> data base, and to be easy to use.
>> must run on unix/linux, and i would like it to be in php.
>>
>> does anyone got anything other then outlook ?
>
>
> Yes, have a look at moregroupware. Its doing what you need.
> http://www.moregroupware.org
> http://sf.net/projects/moregroupware
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