Re: [opensuse] group ware info

2007-02-25 Thread David Brodbeck
Jack Malone wrote:

 need to be able to use outlook for this to work I will check out the info 
 later this week or next. Thanks. 
   

For what it's worth, Outlook can handle basic appointments and meeting
requests without any server support at all.  You only need server
support if you need free/busy information.

How many users do you need to support?  Scalix Server has full Outlook
support for up to 25 people in its free Community Edition:
http://www.scalix.com/  If you want to run it on OpenSUSE, though,
you'll need to use OpenSUSE 10.1.  10.2 has a Python version that's too
new for the current Scalix packages.
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[opensuse] group ware info

2007-02-21 Thread Jack Malone
I have a request from a few users wanting to have some of the 
features of ms exchange email server. I do not need it for email 
because we outsource our email to a third party, its cheaper for them 
to host it our 40 uers then it would be for me to run something in 
house. What some of the folks want are a share calendar an address 
book feature. Is there something out that that will let me have that 
with out using alll the features. i need for this to be free or very 
low cost, ( no budget for it at the moment).  I have a operate on a 
shoe string budget here, we have a few old codgers on the board that 
watch what we spend in the computer / software area an they grip if I 
spend too much money or they think im spending too much. At the 
moment I have suse 8 or 8.2 on my main server, not had a need to 
upgrade the production server an its running good. I'm fixing to 
install 10.2 on my backup server an get it going agian an I host this 
on that machine when I have up an running.
A shared address book would have been handy today  had a tough time 
getting some address one guy had to export out of outlook an import 
back into outlook on another person computer with out it messing 
things up. I know you will say go away from outlook but that is not 
going to happen for some people. I'm still using eudora on my windows 
machine here at work an grudgely dragging my feet finding something 
else now that eudora has quit production Eudara as it is today.



Thanks for the info.

Thanks.


jack malone
Network Administrator
EAST TEXAS LIGHTHOUSE FOR THE BLIND
dba HORIZON INDUSTRIES
903-595-3444
http://www.horizonind.com 


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Re: [opensuse] group ware info

2007-02-21 Thread Sunny

On 2/21/07, Jack Malone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I have a request from a few users wanting to have some of the
features of ms exchange email server. I do not need it for email
because we outsource our email to a third party, its cheaper for them
to host it our 40 uers then it would be for me to run something in
house. What some of the folks want are a share calendar an address
book feature. Is there something out that that will let me have that
with out using alll the features. i need for this to be free or very
low cost, ( no budget for it at the moment).  I have a operate on a
shoe string budget here, we have a few old codgers on the board that
watch what we spend in the computer / software area an they grip if I
spend too much money or they think im spending too much. At the
moment I have suse 8 or 8.2 on my main server, not had a need to
upgrade the production server an its running good. I'm fixing to
install 10.2 on my backup server an get it going agian an I host this
on that machine when I have up an running.
A shared address book would have been handy today  had a tough time
getting some address one guy had to export out of outlook an import
back into outlook on another person computer with out it messing
things up. I know you will say go away from outlook but that is not
going to happen for some people. I'm still using eudora on my windows
machine here at work an grudgely dragging my feet finding something
else now that eudora has quit production Eudara as it is today.


Thanks for the info.

Thanks.



Web based solutions:
opengroupware - http://www.opengroupware.org/
moregroupware - http://www.moregroupware.de/
phpgroupware - http://www.phpgroupware.org/

some more ideas:
http://www.google.com/Top/Computers/Software/Groupware/Open_Source/

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Re: [opensuse] group ware info

2007-02-21 Thread Richard Bos
Op woensdag 21 februari 2007 22:44, schreef Jack Malone:
 What some of the folks want are a share calendar an address
 book feature. Is there something out that that will let me have that
 with out using alll the features. i need for this to be free or very
 low cost, ( no budget for it at the moment).  I have a operate on a
 shoe string budget here, we have a few old codgers on the board that
 watch what we spend in the computer / software area an they grip if I
 spend too much money or they think im spending too much. At the
 moment I have suse 8 or 8.2 on my main server, not had a need to
 upgrade the production server an its running good. I'm fixing to
 install 10.2 on my backup server an get it going agian an I host this
 on that machine when I have up an running.

http://en.opensuse.org/kolab

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RE: [opensuse] group ware info

2007-02-21 Thread Jack Malone


-Original Message-
From: Richard Bos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2007 4:12 PM
To: opensuse@opensuse.org
Subject: Re: [opensuse] group ware info

Op woensdag 21 februari 2007 22:44, schreef Jack Malone:
 What some of the folks want are a share calendar an address
 book feature. Is there something out that that will let me have that
 with out using alll the features. i need for this to be free or very
 low cost, ( no budget for it at the moment).  I have a operate on a
 shoe string budget here, we have a few old codgers on the board that
 watch what we spend in the computer / software area an they grip if I
 spend too much money or they think im spending too much. At the
 moment I have suse 8 or 8.2 on my main server, not had a need to
 upgrade the production server an its running good. I'm fixing to
 install 10.2 on my backup server an get it going agian an I host this
 on that machine when I have up an running.

http://en.opensuse.org/kolab


Thanks Richard that looks like something good I will put it on my to do list
an try an install it on my server an see how it works out for a few users
that use outlook at the office. Maybe it will work out ok even though I want
be using it for email, just the calendaring an contact list sharing. Need to
read thrue docs on it when I get a chance , my to do list is pretty full at
the moment an might be a week or so before I get to it. 

Again thanks for info. 

Jack 
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RE: [opensuse] group ware info

2007-02-21 Thread Jack Malone




Web based solutions:
opengroupware - http://www.opengroupware.org/
moregroupware - http://www.moregroupware.de/
phpgroupware - http://www.phpgroupware.org/
need to be able to use outlook for this to work I will check out the info later 
this week or next. Thanks. 

Jack 


some more ideas:
http://www.google.com/Top/Computers/Software/Groupware/Open_Source/

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Re: [opensuse] group ware info

2007-02-21 Thread david rankin

From: Jack Malone [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a request from a few users wanting to have some of the features of 
ms exchange email server. I do not need it for email because we outsource 
our email to a third party, its cheaper for them to host it our 40 uers 
then it would be for me to run something in house. What some of the folks 
want are a share calendar an address book feature. Is there something out 
that that will let me have that with out using alll the features. i need 
for this to be free or very low cost, ( no budget for it at the moment).  I 
have a operate on a shoe string budget here, we have a few old codgers on 
the board that watch what we spend in the computer / software area an they 
grip if I spend too much money or they think im spending too much. At the 
moment I have suse 8 or 8.2 on my main server, not had a need to upgrade 
the production server an its running good. I'm fixing to install 10.2 on my 
backup server an get it going agian an I host this on that machine when I 
have up an running.
A shared address book would have been handy today  had a tough time 
getting some address one guy had to export out of outlook an import back 
into outlook on another person computer with out it messing things up. I 
know you will say go away from outlook but that is not going to happen for 
some people. I'm still using eudora on my windows machine here at work an 
grudgely dragging my feet finding something else now that eudora has quit 
production Eudara as it is today.




Jack,

   As one East Texan to another:

   (1) you're crazy for not running your own mail server, it is relatively 
easy and free; and

   (2) www.egroupware.org

   I have tried the other groupware solutions and egroupware seems the most 
mature, it is actively developed, and integrates, calendar, addressbook, 
projects, timesheets, email, calls, notes and todo's. It takes a little 
playing with to get it figured out, but once you do, you really start to 
appreciate all of the great work and smart design that has gone into the 
project. Inport and export features work well and all of your data is stored 
in mysql. It has an excellent backup system built in that makes protecting 
you data easy. Upgrading when new releases arrive is a simple as 
uncompressing the new tarball and copying a few (as few as 1) to the new 
filesystem.


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Re: [opensuse] group ware info

2007-02-21 Thread John Andersen
On Wednesday 21 February 2007, Jack Malone wrote:

 I have a operate on a shoe string budget here,

Which apparently does not include sufficient funding for
carriage returns or paragraphs.

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