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  3. July 2002

RE: Email packages

On Thu, 25 Jul 2002, Chris Whisonant wrote:

> Domino on the iSeries may be your most best bet if you want a large, highly
> supported platform. You could always go the *NIX route with sendmail as the
> smtp daemon, but you would be pretty much limited to pop/imap mail (albeit
> at only the cost of hardware). You could get some other freeware for webmail
> as well. You could get an iSeries and LPAR it with a Linux and then you
> would be assured of stable hardware.

Not being a group ware user I don't really know too much about what you
need, but OpenLDAP might add what you need to Sendmail.  If so you could
have it all for the cost of hardware.  Plus you could use Evolution as the
mail client which does all the Outlook things.  It can even work
completely seamlessly with an Exchange server (not that you would ever
want an Exchange server).

James Rich

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