Il 10/23/13 1:38 AM, Corrado Fiore ha scritto: > On Oct 22, 2013, at 14:19 , boyd yang wrote: > >> Can this solution work well for mail,calendar,contacts at the same time？ No >> need to configure calendar,contacts differently? > Yup, exactly. All like a real Exchange account. Plus, you get push email, > which is a definite bonus for business users. > > The downside - which might apply or not to your case - is that push mail via > Z-push (which is a PHP application) requires way more resources per user than > SOGo itself since the TCP connection underlying the HTTP protocol must remain > in open state. > > As the author of Z-push-contrib suggests, the rule of thumb is: 1.5 PHP > processes per email user, so 1,000 users would translate to 1,500 active PHP > processes. Of course you can set up a balanced pool of servers, but the > point here is: don't expect Z-Push (which I love, don't get me wrong) to > scale beautifully as SOGo does. > > In this light, I can understand one of the reasons why the SOGo team is > looking for a native implementation instead. > > Best, > Corrado > > > Hi Corrado
Would be wonderful if you could write a concise guide on how to configure the activesync support for Sogo with this Z-push fork. Thx -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
