On Fri, 2010-01-22 at 14:18 -0500, Brennan Ashton wrote: > I have deployed this as well a few times thought its history and it > has served me well each time. One thing to consider is how large of a > service it is, I have never really had to bother with trimming all the > "extra" features (mail, address book etc...) from it. It's fairly well modularized. See the Mandriva package list: egroupware-developer_tools egroupware-egw-pear egroupware-emailadmin egroupware-etemplate egroupware-felamimail egroupware-filemanager egroupware-gallery egroupware-icalsrv egroupware-importexport egroupware-infolog egroupware-manual egroupware-mydms egroupware-news_admin egroupware-notifications egroupware-phpbrain egroupware-phpsysinfo egroupware-polls egroupware-projectmanager egroupware-registration egroupware-sambaadmin egroupware-sitemgr egroupware-syncml egroupware-timesheet egroupware-tracker egroupware-wiki egroupware-workflow all you really need installed for it to work at a basic level is the main package, emailadmin (the setup process won't complete without it), etemplate and calendar. Well, calendar was listed as a dependency by the previous maintainer, who I'm assuming knew what he was doing. I can't personally confirm that the app doesn't work without it. You don't need even the webmail chunk, let alone any of the more esoteric bits. I did test it some more today. I have working three-way sync of my real calendar and contacts - egroupware / desktop / laptop. Evolution seems quite flaky at transferring large amounts of data all at once - especially, for instance, trying to dump 50 contacts direct from a Google calendar (accessed by CalDAV) into the egroupware calendar (also accessed by CalDAV) tends to make it fall over. But I suspect that's as much Evo as anything else, I don't think anyone's really stressed its CalDAV capabilities much, and I'm running Rawhide. Once I got the data in, in small enough lumps, it works fine. I can't seem to make my Windows Mobile phone sync with the egroupware server; it should be possible via the Funambol client for Windows Mobile, which does SyncML synchronization. egroupware supports SyncML, and this is the method upstream recommends for syncing with WM devices. I can set it up and it claims to run correctly, but no data ever appears on the phone. That's not really a big deal from the Fedora viewpoint, though, it's not one of our requirements for the project and I'd guess most Fedora people have Android phones or iPhones, not WM phones. I'll probably give it a few more tries over the weekend or next week and see if I can figure out what's wrong. -- Adam Williamson Fedora QA Community Monkey IRC: adamw | Fedora Talk: adamwill AT fedoraproject DOT org http://www.happyassassin.net _______________________________________________ infrastructure mailing list infrastructure@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/infrastructure
