http://www.zimbra.com
Going to need to test it out when it gets release on more Linux distribution.
Zimbra looks pretty COOL!
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Well, it looks really interesting indeed, but...
The information about it does not appear to be written in any language that I speak. Is this something that a computer user would use, or is this being distributed for computer technology experts to develop into something that computer users will use when it is developed?
Is this something that I put on my home computer and it replaces the ISP that I am currently using? If so what will my email address be? Or do I put it on my hosting server, and if so what will my ISP think about me doing so?
I would ask these questions on their site but a) you have to register to use their forum and b) nobody that I could see on their forum was speaking in any language that I could understand either. So I thought I'd ask here, as myleow seemed to understand what it was all about.
The information about it does not appear to be written in any language that I speak. Is this something that a computer user would use, or is this being distributed for computer technology experts to develop into something that computer users will use when it is developed?
Is this something that I put on my home computer and it replaces the ISP that I am currently using? If so what will my email address be? Or do I put it on my hosting server, and if so what will my ISP think about me doing so?
I would ask these questions on their site but a) you have to register to use their forum and b) nobody that I could see on their forum was speaking in any language that I could understand either. So I thought I'd ask here, as myleow seemed to understand what it was all about.
Well, it's something that open source obsessed system administrator would use for the middle-sized company's email system.Bill H wrote:Is this something that I put on my home computer and it replaces the ISP that I am currently using? If so what will my email address be? Or do I put it on my hosting server, and if so what will my ISP think about me doing so?
For anyone who has missed the discussion on slashdot:
http://developers.slashdot.org/article. ... 27/2158240
Zimbra looks very nice indeed, I've tested their demo-account: very powerful. A strong MS Exchange rival (and web-based which makes it all the more competitive).
There's also a good article on Webbased Apps (using AJAX): http://blogs.zdnet.com/web2explorer/index.php?p=20
http://developers.slashdot.org/article. ... 27/2158240
Zimbra looks very nice indeed, I've tested their demo-account: very powerful. A strong MS Exchange rival (and web-based which makes it all the more competitive).
There's also a good article on Webbased Apps (using AJAX): http://blogs.zdnet.com/web2explorer/index.php?p=20
Re: Zimbra looks pretty COOL!
Uhm - it's platform independent. Take Firefox for the front-end and apache as the server.myleow wrote:www.zimbra.com
Going to need to test it out when it gets release on more Linux distribution.