AW: [Kroupware] creating dedicated kroupware server

[Ronny Bolzendahl]

Hi Richard,

You might want to check http://www.zfos.org, wich is a site that provides an
easy and quick way for installing the openpackage and the kolab server.

Think you will find what you need for gentoo 1.4.3.

If you encounter any problems while installing / using it, try www.eforum.de
- as http://kolab.kde.org webby should have told you that before...

Migrating should be pretty easy, if you make the users use a local .pst,
install a connector - such as the Tolltec™ Connector or the Bynari and it
should be synced in some minutes.

Can't really think of a good way to mirgrate the public folders tho -
copying the entries might help ;-)

Again, the support forum might help you here - could be a good place to
publish your experiences with the migration. Let me know if you have any
success with that issu. 

MfG
 
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> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Richard Smith [mailto:thegalorin at whsmithnet.co.uk] 
> Gesendet: Dienstag, 17. Februar 2004 14:10
> An: Kroupware
> Betreff: [Kroupware] creating dedicated kroupware server
> 
> I just found out about this project, and I would like to use 
> Gentoo or Slackware to create an optimised, dedicated server. 
>  I won't be clustering, or in any other way distributing the 
> connected services.  I understand it needs LDAP, Apache, 
> postfix(?) and others....  My main questions are:
> 
> What packages/services do I need in order to get the kolab 
> server up and running?
> 
> Where is the source code for the kolab server package?
> 
> Are there any tools available for migrating over the data 
> from an existing Exchange server to Kolab?
> 
> I have already grabbed the new kdepim, kdenetwork, and KDE 
> Kolab client.  I just need to get the server downloaded and 
> installed... and convince local businesses that Linux is the 
> future of computing in the UK.
> 
> -Richard
> 
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