Tom was in fact a Bynari employee at one time, although I cannot speak to his current situation. I was involved in the Mainline partnership back about a year or so ago when I worked there.
I know of customers back in the Exchange V4-V5 days who ran up against the 16GB limitations of the JET database engine. I'm not sure if this has been overcome or not, but Bynari definitely takes care of that problem with Berkeley DB. However, the Bynari conversion can get fairly complex if the clients make heavy use of delegates and calendaring or some of the other special capabilities of OutLook. Regards, Steve Oswald On Sunday 05 January 2003 02:20 pm, Ross Patterson wrote: > The February 2003 issue of Linux Journal (not online yet) has an article by > Tom Adelstein about Bynari's MS-Exchange replacement experiences on > Linux/390. The author appears to be a Bynari employee, although the > bio-blurb at the end affiliates him with Xandros Inc. In any case, it's a > mildly-interesting read, and it tells a bit about MS-Exchange that I'd > never heard before (e.g. it's a DCE-RPC application with an MS-Access > database). > > The article refers to "the sales manager for IBM's zSeries" visiting Bynari > - sounds like a slightly-off-base reference to our own Jim Elliot. > > Ross Patterson -- Steven J. Oswald OzTech Systems Consulting, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Phone: (815) 337-1036 Cell: (815) 715-4065
