On 26 Jan., 16:22, "phil.swen...@gmail.com" <phil.swen...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> zimbra isn't free, but it looks like a great solution.
I thought there is this thing called "Open Source Edition" to install
"on-site" how they call it: http://www.zimbra.com/community/downloads.html
And I also think it's free and for free... am I wrong?
> Seems odd that people would be paranoid about a calendaring app in the
> cloud. Let's say someone hacks your calendar: OMG they find out you
> guys have a meeting at 10AM!
Well, I think it is against principles.
> BTW, you can use SSL for gmail and gcal. If you use the "better GCal"
> firefox extension it will force SSL.
huh? You don't need no extension for that. Theres a checkbox in the
options that says "always use htts" or something like this
However, I think you are right. I'll take this into account and will
discuss this one more time.
Thanks,
Tim
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