David,

  You might take a look at phpGroupWare.  It's been around long enough
to have the major bugs worked out and seems like from what you say will
allow you to do what you need.  Totally web based and allows users
various levels of control (with if I remember public and private
calendars.) 

James


On Mon, 15 Jul 2002 12:29:04 -0500
David Rankin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said with temporary authority

> Guys and Gals,
> 
>     I need your help figuring out if a groupware solution exists that
> will solve calendaring and address book needs at my office. My current
> setup is:
> 
>     Server: LM 7.2
>     Clients: (4) Win9X & ME
> 
>     What I need is an application that will allow the Win machines to
> access a common calendar and address book for the firm on the server.
> I just need to be able to have the secretary and others add entries to
> the calendar or address book in a groupware fashion. Sort of like
> exchange and outlook. (not an option - hate both of them) The only
> catch is that I want the data on the Linux box to be able to be
> accessed from the Win workstations. It would really be great if you
> could sync a palm with the information as well.
> 
>     Evolution shows promise, but it doesn't have any sort of interface
> for the Win boxes that I know of. Mysql or postgress shows promise,
> but I haven't found a clean Win front end that looks like it would
> work. Right now we are simply using palm desktop on the secretary's
> machine with the common files stored on the server. This isn't a long
> term solution. I have also tried using an outlook folder in similar
> fashion with similar results.
> 
>     Does anyone know of any other projects that are underway that
>     might offer a solution. What are you thoughts?
> 
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