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I'm having some issues building Zarafa on the 64 bit version of Fedora 12. At first I got a build error, that I corrected with this patch: Code: Select all diff -Naur zarafa-6.40.0/provider/soap/stdsoap2.cpp.orig zarafa-6.40.0/provider/ soap/stdsoap2.cpp --- zarafa-6.40.0/provider/soap/stdsoap2.cpp.orig 2010-01-31 15:08:38.0000 00000 -0500 +++ zarafa-6.40.0/provider/soap/stdsoap2.cpp 2010-01-31 15:14:33.000000000 -0 500 @@ -4092,7 +4092,12 @@ { X509_EXTENSION *ext = X509_get_ext(peer, i); const ...
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For any open source advocate, one of the biggest needs is an Exchange-like server. There are plenty of them available, some of them offer less-than enough features to really be viable. Some of them offer plenty of features but are insanely difficult to install. And then there’s Zarafa . Zarafa is an open source collaborative software solution meant to be an alternative to Exchange. It works like Exchange, includes a web interface that has the same look and feel as Exchange, and even integrates with Outlook! Zarafa integrates with your existing mail server and includes IMAP4 and a ... Read More
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On 2 March from 12:30 - 12: 55 h Helmuth Neuberger, CEO of Zarafa Deutschland GmbH, will speak at the CeBIT iX Forum (Hall 3, booth G03). Presenting 'Who needs Exchange anyway? he will address Zarafa's distinctive points like compatibility with all mobile devices, scalability and tell you more about Zarafa's future plans. Besides that he will introduce the new features of Zarafa's upcoming Collaboration Platform 6.40. Updates include a Today View and Advanced Search options that even allows you to search inside attachments. Active Directory distribution and security groups have been implemented as well. ...
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During this last week I was writing about an amazing Fedora-based “Exchange Killer” called Zarafa. During the “working phase” of this project something hit me like a ton of bricks. That something? How the Linux community could finally take over the world. And I want to share that with you. But first - I want to make mention of the inspiration of that idea. The inspiration was Zarafa. As I mentioned, this tool is intended to be an open source Exchange Killer. Is it? From what I can see, yes. Basically Zarafa sits on top of your working mail server (such as Postfix) and offers connection either via web ...
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Not a great solution. Yeah you could do this, but then you have to get the VM up and running (VirtualBox is good for this), make sure you have some sort of Windows license, install Outlook (again, with a license that works), join the VM to the domain (if you want seamless access) and set up your profile. Hey, now that's done, every day when you boot up, you boot up your VM, log in (if you joined it to the domain), fire up Outlook and watch as your VM chews up a good chunk of your processing power running a VM to run one app. There's not a silver bullet here unfortunately. A VM, while handy and possible, isn't ...
