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We tried radicale, it didn't work at all as we found out the db support was completely broken. > On Apr 9, 2015, at 12:34 PM, Dominik Breu <dominik at dominikbreu.de> wrote: > > Hello, > > if you don't depend on a fancy webinterface give http://radicale.org/ a > shot you can auth...

We tried installing Radicale months ago, and decided to postpone testing. Its footprint exceeds 140MB, because of python. It requires python, which is a security hazard on production servers. Security mitigations are absent: must use a virtual machine. Sent from ProtonMail Mobile On Thu, Aug 24, 2017 at 12:11 AM, Marcus Ruec...

Hi all I recently install Postfix and Dovecot, and so far so good. My assumption was that calendar and address book (similar to Gmail calendar or address book) are part of Dovecot. However I do not see anything concerning them in any of the docs I have read so far. What other software (ideally open source, free) do I need in other to have Calendar and address book so my users can manage their

Hello Aki Thanks for your fast Answer! >> Usually with some groupware, like ox appsuite. :) >>--- >>Aki Tuomi Please this are a complet Grouware solutions, are possible to use from this only the Calendar Synchronization and Date, Appontment functionality ? -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

...one Devices. -----Urspr?ngliche Nachricht----- Von: dovecot <dovecot-bounces at dovecot.org> Im Auftrag von Marcus Rueckert Gesendet: Sonntag, 21. Oktober 2018 15:28 An: dovecot at dovecot.org Betreff: Re: AW: Calendar function ? If you just need syncing without a fancy webclient: https://radicale.org/ -- openSUSE - SUSE Linux is my linux openSUSE is good for you www.opensuse.org

...ion ? Postfix and Dovecot are responsible for mailing. If you want a calendar, you probably want a CalDav server or a Microsoft ActiveSync compatible server. There are various solutions out there, I know of caldav servers and libraries from sabredav.io, calendarserver.org, agendav.org, davical.org, radicale.org and bedework at apereo.org If you want a more integrated solution there is open-xchange (dovecot company is part of), sogo.nu, kolab.org, obm.org, horde, citadel, zimbra, zarafa While I have not tried all of those, I can recommend sogo.nu. I have not tried all of the above, and when I evaluated...

Hello Together Please witch add-on possibilities exist to synchronize the Calednar with Dovecot and Postfix. Can give me here any a possible direction ? thanks regards Mauri

...is not really an option for normal users. This detail is important because it could be the only thing I need above standard e-mail. Further groupware features can be seen as nice but ultimately unnecessary luxury, and a basic shared calendar can be accomplished with a separate server like https://radicale.org/ and a calendar client like one built into Thunderbird. Hopefully, that is all I would need for a small business. Can anyone point me to the kind of guide I need? Failing that, I would need information or examples about using fetchmail, getmail or similar software with Dovecot. Good or bad...

Hello, if you don't depend on a fancy webinterface give http://radicale.org/ a shot you can auth users aganst your imap server. greets Am Donnerstag, den 09.04.2015, 17:46 +0100 schrieb mimicafe at gmail.com: > Hi all > > I recently install Postfix and Dovecot, and so far so good. My assumption > was that calendar and address book (similar to Gmail calen...

...take?) > Some things I wonder about: > > - Maybe there is already some code out there that could be used to implement it faster? > - Maybe even use something else besides C to implement it.. Then again that makes integration to Dovecot more difficult. Have you had a look at http://radicale.org/? I haven't used it myself, but heard good things about it. p at rick > - Is anybody interested in helping to develop this? :) I think I still have too much other work that I won't spend a lot of time coding it.. > > One thing that makes this easier is that Open-Xchange ha...

...n ? Postfix and Dovecot are responsible for mailing. If you want a calendar, you probably want a CalDav server or a Microsoft ActiveSync compatible server. There are various solutions out there, I know of caldav servers and libraries from sabredav.io, calendarserver.org, agendav.org, davical.org, radicale.org and bedework at apereo.org If you want a more integrated solution there is open-xchange (dovecot company is part of), sogo.nu, kolab.org, obm.org, horde, citadel, zimbra, zarafa While I have not tried all of those, I can recommend sogo.nu. I have not tried all of the above, and when I evaluat...

...ion ? Postfix and Dovecot are responsible for mailing. If you want a calendar, you probably want a CalDav server or a Microsoft ActiveSync compatible server. There are various solutions out there, I know of caldav servers and libraries from sabredav.io, calendarserver.org, agendav.org, davical.org, radicale.org and bedework at apereo.org If you want a more integrated solution there is open-xchange (dovecot company is part of), sogo.nu, kolab.org, obm.org, horde, citadel, zimbra, zarafa While I have not tried all of those, I can recommend sogo.nu. I have not tried all of the above, and when I evaluated...

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On Wed Aug 23 2017 08:57:27 GMT-0400 (Eastern Standard Time), Sebastian Arcus <s.arcus at open-t.co.uk> wrote: > On 23/08/17 09:11, mca at caloro.ch wrote: >> On Wed Aug 23 2017 12:07:03 GMT-0400 (Eastern Standard Time), >> Rupert Gallagher <ruga at protonmail.com> wrote: >>> Please witch add-on possibilities exist to synchronize the Calednar with >>>

...not really an option for normal users. This detail is important because it could be the only thing I need above standard e-mail. Further groupware features can be seen as nice but ultimately unnecessary luxury, and a basic shared calendar can be accomplished with a separate server like https://radicale.org/ and a calendar client like one built into Thunderbird. Hopefully, that is all I would need for a small business. Can anyone point me to the kind of guide I need? Failing that, I would need information or examples about using fetchmail, getmail or similar software with Dovecot. Good or...

...H is not really an option for normal users. This detail is important because it could be the only thing I need above standard e-mail. Further groupware features can be seen as nice but ultimately unnecessary luxury, and a basic shared calendar can be accomplished with a separate server like https://radicale.org/ and a calendar client like one built into Thunderbird. Hopefully, that is all I would need for a small business. Can anyone point me to the kind of guide I need? Failing that, I would need information or examples about using fetchmail, getmail or similar software with Dovecot.? Good or bad ex...

...> normal users. This detail is important because it could be the only > thing I need above standard e-mail. Further groupware features can be > seen as nice but ultimately unnecessary luxury, and a basic shared > calendar can be accomplished with a separate server like > https://radicale.org/ and a calendar client like one built into > Thunderbird. Hopefully, that is all I would need for a small business. > > Can anyone point me to the kind of guide I need? Failing that, I would > need information or examples about using fetchmail, getmail or similar > software w...

...for normal > users. This detail is important because it could be the only thing I > need > above standard e-mail. Further groupware features can be seen as nice > but ultimately unnecessary luxury, and a basic shared calendar can be > accomplished with a separate server like https://radicale.org/ and a > calendar client like one built into Thunderbird. Hopefully, that is all > I would > need for a small business. > > Can anyone point me to the kind of guide I need? Failing that, I would > need information or examples about using fetchmail, getmail or similar > sof...

I've been once in a while over the years thinking about implementing CalDAV (and CardDAV) to Dovecot. It might be time to start that soon. Does anyone have any suggestions? So far my main goals would be: - scalable, of course - configurable storage (object storage, regular fs, maybe some key-value dbs, maybe storing as emails) - efficient indexes (potentially using key-value dbs? or maybe