[snip] > When I looked for a solution a few weeks ago, I've spend some hours > of googling and reading mailing list archives, and the only thing I've > been able to come up with was > > a) use OpenGroupware! > b) use Microsoft Exchange! > c) oh yeah, I'd really like a lightweight server without all the > bloat OpenGroupware needs to just store my stuff somewhere > accessibly from remote locations > > The general consensus I found everywhere was "doesn't exist, or use > the big ones". > > I didn't stumble over Hula at all... interesting. And Hula doesn't do > contacts stuff. And that's besides calendar stuff what I'd need Evo > most for - but it does other stuff I don't need, e.g. IMAP4 server > and webmail etc. Well, if you don't use Evo, you can use egroupware as a backend server for kontact(kmail/korganizer/kaddressbook) and it works pretty well. it's not nearly the PITA to manage that opengroupware or MS Exchange are. I prefer IMAP4 myself, something about being able to get to my email everywhere(kinda like you want to do with your calandar and contacts) -- Public Key available Here: http://www.bravegnuworld.com/~rjune/pubkey.asc
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