As a someone who used to be a Notes developer I'm always looking at these 
things. I looked at PHP groupware a few months back and was impressed with 
its potential at that time. I found it difficult to get working with 
PostgreSQL though. 

As one of the local Zopistas I'll mention WorldPilot. Its nominally an IMAP 
client and Calendar that runs as a Zope product. I don't know if they've done 
anything with it in a while. Its listed on SourceForge. 

Also CDC had an IMAP/Groupware platform they were letting people use freely 
in small installations (less than 250 users) but I can't remember the name of 
it. I do remember finding via freshmeat. So a look there under IMAP and or 
groupware might turn it up.

-- 
Jack Ungerleider
jack at jacku.com


On Saturday 28 July 2001 12:39, you wrote:
> On Sat, Jul 28, 2001 at 11:43:15AM -0500, Mike Nielsen wrote:
> > For my smaller clients who are on a tight budget I would like to be able
> > to offer them a messaging server that has much of the same functionality
> > as exchange.
>
> I just saw a presentation last night about phpGroupware.  They just
> released 0.12 which they did extensive QA work on.  It has shared
> calendaring, email, addressbook, todo, etc.  They have a total of 25
> stable applications that run on phpGroupware.  It currently supports
> MySQL and PostgreSQL as the backend.  He said that a P233 should be able
> to handle a small office of about 50 people.
>
> Nate
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