Recently I have joined a new company that is using the toaster
(although i was using them at my old job as well), and they have
started pushing to get exchange like features. Now I love the toaster,
and would prefer to stick with it. I was wondering if anyone else has
crossed this bridge an
dnk wrote:
Recently I have joined a new company that is using the toaster
(although i was using them at my old job as well), and they have
started pushing to get exchange like features. Now I love the toaster,
and would prefer to stick with it. I was wondering if anyone else has
crossed this b
Yeah, my problem is that they want integration into the email clients.
That is why I was considering more like an LDAP server for the GAL,
and a CalDav server for the calendars.
Although your project looks really interesting, for bringing in a nice
tie in for the toaster!
d
On 2-Jun-08,
I solved the problem of global address book via LDAP. It is not "the" best
solution, but it allows outlook and other clients to search and use a global
address book.
Didn´t need shared calendars, so that´s a challenge!
On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 1:51 AM, dnk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yeah, my prob
Try eGroupware with toaster
On 2008.06.03, at 14:54, Natalio Gatti wrote:
I solved the problem of global address book via LDAP. It is not
"the" best solution, but it allows outlook and other clients to
search and use a global address book.
Didn´t need shared calendars, so that´s a challenge
Yeah I was lookign at that, and that would be a great one for this,
except the outlook sync appears to not be that good. Still researching
it as their site is not that clear on that one aspect.
On 6-Jun-08, at 12:33 AM, Igor Vukotić wrote:
Try eGroupware with toaster
On 2008.06.03, at 14:
does eGroupware can be easily installed on qmt, without needing other
dependency ?
if so, it should be better bundling it with qmt-iso..
{looking at Jake, so he can get my idea}
:)
dnk wrote:
Yeah I was lookign at that, and that would be a great one for this,
except the outlook sync appears to
PakOgah wrote:
does eGroupware can be easily installed on qmt, without needing other
dependency ?
if so, it should be better bundling it with qmt-iso..
{looking at Jake, so he can get my idea}
:)
I'm a little swamped right now with a couple projects, but if anyone
gets anywhere with it pleas
