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Have a look at Zarafa (http://www.zarafa.com/ http://www.zarafa.com/). It's free and open source, although Outlook integration is a paid option (via a plug-in).
by inoop 13y ago
Have a look at Zarafa (http://www.zarafa.com/ http://www.zarafa.com/). It's free and open source, although Outlook integration is a paid option (via a plug-in). Comes with a modern webapp (http://www.zarafa.com/content/webapp http://www.zarafa.com/content/webapp).
- hugoroy 13y ago> It's free and open source, although There's also kolab.org which is completely free software (uses Roundcube for web interface since 3.1).
- samspenc 13y agoZarafa is awesome! Is that a custom web-app? It resembles Outlook; just want to confirm that its actually not.
- mverwijs 13y agoAs an ex-zarafa employee I can confirm it is written in-house, from scratch. Uses Extjs. Also see: https://community.zarafa.com/ https://community.zarafa.com/
- inoop 13y agoIt's a custom webapp that's modeled after Outlook, hence the resemblance. Try the demo, I'm sure you'll like it ;)
- rufugee 13y agoAnd also...Zimbra (http://www.zimbra.com http://www.zimbra.com). This is what I've used to replace gmail for now, and aside from some quirks, it's working well.
- Nux 13y agoZimbra is pretty damn nice. A bit resource hungry, but very functional.
- mverwijs 13y agoOutlook integration is a paid option, but z-push (ActiveSync implementation) is free.
- lazylizard 13y agohttp://www.sogo.nu/downloads/zeg.html http://www.sogo.nu/downloads/zeg.html sounds interesting too.