I have a client running on Red Hat Linux 5 that has a home grown gnarly
intranet that needs to be replaced with something that's a lot more
useful and easier to navigate and maintain. I've been investigating
different open source and commercial packages that provide an
out-of-the-box type of
Dan Coutu wrote:
I have a client running on Red Hat Linux 5 that has a home grown gnarly
intranet that needs to be replaced with some
Can't say I have a lot of experience with it, but I think Alfresco
deserves a look:
http://www.alfresco.com/
Also, I'd recommend staying away from FirstClass.
Horde does all that.
KnowledgeTree is a good document management system in PHP and can
integrate with other systems like Drupal which is an extensible
framework and Content Management System for the other modules. Drupal
actually has modules like webFM that do file management -- but I
suggest
On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 8:16 PM, Greg Rundlett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've never really like Plone, but if you're looking for something
Python and Zope-based, then you should like Plone as an intranet.
Rob Anderson of SLUG (Seacoast/Durham) set up a Plone server for LUG
use. You can check
Dan Coutu wrote:
I have a client running on Red Hat Linux 5 that has a home grown gnarly
intranet that needs to be replaced with something that's a lot more
useful and easier to navigate and maintain. I've been investigating
different open source and commercial packages that provide an
