Calendaring for a small office

[D Uhlman]

Having shipped phpgroupware commercially for more than a year I can 
genuinely recommend against using it. At this point and in the future 
versions of our products will use mozilla with calendar publishing and 
mozilla mail with enigmail plug in. Not web based but very effective for 
its intended use. The most recent versions usually have the most 
features, but I wouldn't use the alpha, 1.1 works well for us.

You can get the mozilla addons from 
http://www.mozilla.org/start/1.0/addons.html (get spell checker, 
calendar, pgp/gpg mail[requires separate gpg install on windows]).

It also has the ability for an ldap address book.

Sincerely,
David Uhlman
CTO 50km Inc.

Bill Nash wrote:
> On Thu, 3 Oct 2002, Alan Gore wrote:
> 
> 
>>I'm looking at a small office with 4 PC's, and about to put in a LAN to
>>connect them. None of the PC's are run all the time, so the network would
>>either be set up as a peer LAN, ...OR, perhaps I could use one of the cheap
>>new Linux boxes as a server. Has anyone used something like the
>>much-discussed "Fry's special" as a server for a PC LAN? The PC users are
>>running a mixture of Win 98 and Win 2000.
>>
>>One of the requirements is to install a calendaring system that would allow
>>each of the PC users to maintain his own calendar of client meetings, etc.,
>>and schedule meetings with other employees. This should include reminders of
>>coming events. Has anyone tried implementing something like this in
>>MySQL/Apache/PHP, so the PC users could browse it as an intranet
>>application?
>>
> 
> 
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> 
> - billn
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