 | | Re: OT: Is there a DECENT cross-platform calendaring
server out there? | Re: OT: Is there a DECENT cross-platform calendaring
server out there? 2005-04-25 - By Jay Lee
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Doug Stewart wrote:
> 3) Oracle Calendar is overkill and also doesn't seem to install on
> RHEL3, AFAICT. Every package I've downloaded from Oracle has
> complained that I'm not running RHEL 2.1 or UnitedLinux 1.0(!). Talk
> about behind the times...!
I got Oracle Calendar running on RHEL3 using the instructions here:
http://www.dartmouth.edu/~angus/instructions/oc.html
I've not found it to be overkill at all. Setting it up is a bit of a
pain but it runs quite nicely on an old dual-550mhz box for 150
faculty/staff. It has clients for Win32/Mac/Linux and Solaris. It has
synch agents for Pocket and Palm PC devices (only calendar solution I
know of that offers both w/ no additional cost). It has a web interface
and email integration. It also provides a nice scalable solution should
you ever decide to move up to Oracle's full Collaboration Suite which
does voicemail/email/fax/filesharing/calendaring all tied together.
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Jay Lee
Network / Systems Administrator
Information Technology Dept.
Philadelphia Biblical University
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