Re: OpenGroupware Questions

Hi, 
> This OGo variant uses the same base technology like OGo (SOPE), but  
> is focused on raw scalability at the cost of depth in functionality  
> (and ease of installation). Another feature which matches your  
> requirements is that SOGo fully integrates with the already deployed  
> directory server at the ministry (for the deployment-wide addressbook).
How long will it take before this featrue finds it's way back into Ogo?
I'd love to see Ogo using LDAP adressbooks.

Tarjei
> 
>  From the website:
> ---snip---
> 2005-07-22 17:04: Agenor 0.8 / Scalable OGo
> 
> The sources of Agenor 0.8 got released after a 21 day hack-o-ton in  
> July. Agenor is the codename of a current customer project lead by  
> Skyrix partner Linagora which has the goal to produce a massively  
> scalable variant of the OpenGroupware.org server.
> The software dubbed SOGo (Scalable OpenGroupware.org) is in  
> development since Summer 2004. Note that the Agenor branch is non- 
> trivial to install and not yet intended for public consumption. Stay  
> tuned for a shrink wrapped version of SOGo.
> Contributors: Marcus Müller, Laurent Pierre, Maxime Wacker, Francois  
> Armand, Sylvain Lhullier and Helge Heß.
> [Website], [Subversion], [ViewCVS], [Announcement], [Overview],  
> [Subscribe ML]
> ---snap---
> 
> Once the project is fully implemented we expect the site to be  
> available as a large-scale SOGo reference. The first test group will  
> start working with SOGo in Q4/2005.
> 
> SOGo is currently no shrink-wrapped solution (well, no 70.000 user  
> solution really is) and requires more work (aka funding) to be of  
> general purpose use. If you are interested in supporting the work, we  
> would be pleased to discuss that with you.
> 
> best regards,
>    Helge Heß
> -- 
> http://docs.opengroupware.org/Members/helge/
> OpenGroupware.org
> 
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Tarjei Huse <[email protected]>

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