I've never looked at scalix, but I have installed zimbra on a test system.
Unfortunately, I had to install from a tarball, which I really don't like.
Instead of determining if you have the existing products (apache,
clamav, slapd, tomcat, etc) and then configuring them, zimbra (the
tarball) installs everything in /opt and I think it kills existing
running apps. So if you were running a web server before you installed
the tarball, you'd have to integrate your stuff with zimbra.
Kanwar Ranbir Sandhu wrote:
On Wed, 2008-01-09 at 11:14 -0600, Johnny Hughes wrote:
I am not asking for anyone to do anything mean, or to say anything
untrue, in fact, please don't.
I am asking that if you use Zimbra on CentOS (either the Free Version or
the Network Version) that you let them know that you are. If you would
pay for Official support, let them know that too.
I'm thinking about deploying Zimbra for a customer, and perhaps even for
myself. But, I haven't figured out if I want to use Zimbra or Scalix.
I haven't spent much time investigating, though.
Ranbir
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