[OGo-Users] here is apparently how to yum install on fc5

[Dale Bewley]

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> Yes, there are several corners of the web interface that are a bit out
> of date;  it is usually better to head straight for the plone.
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> I've assembled some administrative information here -
> http://docs.opengroupware.org/Members/whitemice/wmogag/file_view

Thank you so much.

I'm currently evaluating Zimbra, and it is very cool, but I am extremely
discouraged by the fact that it takes over the job of MTA. It makes user
data much more opaque from a backup and restore point of view. I am
rather attached to my own MTA customizations and the Maildir format. I
would like to keep them and their flexibility.

I'm encouraged to see OpenGroupware uses IMAP and doesn't try to be an
MTA. All I really want is a seamless way to share calendars for users
and resources, delegate calendar management to administrative
assistants, and web mail.

It looks like OGO will fit my need. Fingers crossed...
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Dale Bewley - Unix Administrator - Shields Library - UC Davis
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