[CLUE-Tech] the ongoing search for an exchange replacement

[Rich Whitaker]

Thanks for the nod Mike: And just so you know, we are releasing our
latest server version 8.0.2 and 8.0.2 clients within the next 10 days.
Looks like we will make our deadline early for once!  Next job...
Completely rework the Web Admin GUI.  I just can't wait.

--Rich

-----Original Message-----
From: tipsrules99 at attbi.com [mailto:tipsrules99 at attbi.com] 
Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 11:35 AM
To: clue-tech at clue.denver.co.us
Subject: Re: [CLUE-Tech] the ongoing search for an exchange replacement


Mike:
Take alook a samsung contact Linux email system its History came from
Openmail mail at HP...and Samsung bought it and improved it...It is
cheaper than Oracle solution. Still propiority but, Rock solid....
Mike Benavides
Geologist/Computer Information Specialist
U.S. Office of Surface Mining-DOI 
> I would like to get some opinions on your favorite mail/calendar
servers
> available for linux.  I know a church that I've offered to do some
> network/server work for since they can't afford to actually hire
> somebody to come in, and it probably goes without saying that they
won't
> want to shell out cash for Windows 2000 server and Exchange 2000 as
> well.  Everybody in their church office uses Outlook, and wants access
> to the standard calendar stuff that exchange offers.  I've heard about
> various Ximian projects, like Evolution.  But, from what I understand,
> evolution is simply the client that allows access for a linux box to
> connect to an exchange server. I'm wanting to do the reverse of this,
> have the linux box be the server and host the mail/calendar.  Does
> anyone know of a good server project that I could try?
-- 
Mike Benavides <tipsrules99 at attbi.com>

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