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lucy | 1 Nov 2005 01:47

Re: kolab problems

I reinstalled LE2005 from scratch again,
The kolab build is still going on
but i saw GPM rpm exited with an error
so i opened /tmp/obmtool_gpm... in another console
and i saw it tries to build for x84_64
i do have an AMD64 3500+ processor in the system
(on an asus A8N-E sli and 2x512 mB kingston)
but i installed the regular i586 mandriva version
could this cause the problem ?
can i override the cpu detection somehow maybe?

Thanks already,
Lucy

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Tomasz Chmielewski" <mangoo <at> wpkg.org>
To: <lucy <at> tettekop.com>
Sent: Monday, October 31, 2005 11:54 PM
Subject: Re: kolab problems

> lucy <at> tettekop.com schrieb:
>>> wget -r -np 
>>> http://web12.austria182.server4free.de/projekte/kolab/server/release/kolab-server-2.0.1/sources/
>>>
>>
>> I did exactly that on a clean installed mandriva 2005 LE
>>
>> cd  /data
>> wget -r -np 
>> http://web12.austria182.server4free.de/projekte/kolab/server/release/kolab-server-2.0.1/sources/
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Jochen | 1 Nov 2005 10:37

Connectors for Outlook


Hi!

Where i can get a connector for outlook and kolab2. The only what i found is
toltec and konsec. Both sell it only, if i buy min 5 clients. But i don´t
need so much clients.
Maybe somebody have a idea or solution?

Thanks,
Jochen may
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vincent | 1 Nov 2005 10:56

RE: Connectors for Outlook

Buy 5 - if you want to use outlook as a client you will find no better
bargain anywhere.

Vincent Acheson
Willow Tree House
Lawshall
Bury St Edmunds
Suffolk
IP29 4QD

01284 828 137
07970 540 327

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[mailto:kolab-users-bounces <at> kolab.org]On Behalf Of Jochen
Sent: 01 November 2005 09:38
To: kolab-users <at> kolab.org
Subject: Connectors for Outlook

Hi!

Where i can get a connector for outlook and kolab2. The only what i found is
toltec and konsec. Both sell it only, if i buy min 5 clients. But i don´t
need so much clients.
Maybe somebody have a idea or solution?

Thanks,
Jochen may
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Jochen | 1 Nov 2005 12:26

RE: Connectors for Outlook


Sorry, i forgot to sent the answer also to the mailinglist...

Thanks for the answer,

But this will be ca 70 USD for the toltec connector and/or for the konsec
250 Euro. And this for a private person who need 2 max 3 license is this a
lot of money. 

> Buy 5 - if you want to use outlook as a client you will find no better
> bargain anywhere.

It´s the only way...

Jochen

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> 
> Vincent Acheson
> Willow Tree House
> Lawshall
> Bury St Edmunds
> Suffolk
> IP29 4QD
> 
> 01284 828 137
> 07970 540 327
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Tomasz Chmielewski | 1 Nov 2005 12:38
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Re: Connectors for Outlook

Jochen schrieb:
> Sorry, i forgot to sent the answer also to the mailinglist...
> 
> 
> Thanks for the answer,
> 
> But this will be ca 70 USD for the toltec connector and/or for the konsec
> 250 Euro. And this for a private person who need 2 max 3 license is this a
> lot of money. 

if your budget is tight, consider using Linux/KDE/Kontact/Evolution etc.

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T. Ribbrock | 1 Nov 2005 13:05

Re: personal opinion.....

On Sun, Oct 30, 2005 at 12:21:44PM +0200, Martin Konold wrote:
[...]
> Kolab is much more than storing groupware data in imap folder. It
> sofar is the only working oss cross platform solution which really
> works with Outlook.

What's even more important for me/us: As far as I can see it's the only
OSS solution that actively supports Linux desktop clients. From all I
could gather from the descriptions of other projects and my experience
with SLOX, most if not all other projects seem to focus primarily on
Outlook as a client. That's the main reason OX will not replace SLOX in
our company.

Cheerio,

Thomas
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Andreas Gungl | 1 Nov 2005 16:57
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Re: personal opinion.....

Am Sonntag, 30. Oktober 2005 05:10 schrieb Scott Newton:
> On Sunday, 30 October 2005 14:11, Andreas Gungl wrote:
> > To give a nearly objective view: There are bug reports about problems
> > in Kontact/KMail, but I've been using it for more than two years in
> > connection with a Kolab server and I've never lost messages. I even use
> > it from two machines. I only care to not sync' them in the very same
> > moment, but that doesn't make sense in a normal workflow anyway.
>
> Out of interest are you using cachedimap or imap for your connection to
> the Kolab server?

This comment is a bit late, but perhaps you've already found similar 
information in the archives about online/offline IMAP:

If you don't need offline capabilities (i.e. take your mails on a notebook 
around with you and sync from time to time), you can setup two accounts. 
The DIMAP account in KMail/Kontact uses subscription to access only the 
groupware folders. You can sync it automatically e.g. every 5 min to keep 
your addressbook and calendar up to date.
An IMAP account in KMail/Kontact can be used to show all folders which can 
be accessed like with Thunderbird or any other IMAP client. You will use 
this primarily for the correspondence. So you avoid the duplication of 
e-mail messages to your environment, while you profit from the groupware 
support.

Unfortunately you cannot select the mode per folder, this is only a long 
term goal in KMail. However, dealing with those two accounts in no problem 
because of the nice provided by the Kontact application.

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lucy | 1 Nov 2005 22:51

transferring build

Hi ,
i got an AMD64 3500+ , but i installed i586 mandriva le 2005
if i compile kolab 2 sources i get
misssrc : none
misspkg : GMP
misspkg : Clamav
According to the logging in /tmp
Clamav couldn't compile cause it needs GMP
and GMP didn't compile because to me it seems it
choose the wrong platform
in the logfiles i can clearly see that Obmtool tried to compile GMP for x86_64 and all other packages were compiled with i686.
In the kolab logfiles in /tmp i grep for "build system type"
all packages report build system type = i686 except for the
kolab_gmp...rebuild.log there is shows x86_64
I guess that is why GMP is not compiling.
Anybody knows how i can overrule this cpu detection for gmp?
I tried to built it myself with ./configure --build=i586
but i think the make install copies it to the wrong locations

Now i installed the mandriva on a box with an athlon xp 3000
downloaded sources again compiled them they built correctly there :-)
Can i just tar the /kolab folder in a tar file
burn to cd and restore on the server
and run bootstrap install on that system?
Or how do i distrubute this correct build to my server? 
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Richard Bos | 1 Nov 2005 23:17
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Re: transferring build

Op dinsdag 01 november 2005 22:51, schreef lucy <at> tettekop.com:
> Now i installed the mandriva on a box with an athlon xp 3000
> downloaded sources again compiled them they built correctly there :-)
> Can i just tar the /kolab folder in a tar file
> burn to cd and restore on the server
> and run bootstrap install on that system?
> Or how do i distrubute this correct build to my server?

This does help:
http://wiki.kolab.org/index.php/Kolab2_Installation_-_Binary

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Jan-Oliver Wagner | 2 Nov 2005 00:02
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Re: personal opinion.....

Am Sonntag, 30. Oktober 2005 01:21 schrieb Markus Feilner:
> And sadly, I was told this week that Kolab is out of the game in the Limux
> Project (Munich City) - Is this also because of the lack of modern online
> updates? Does anybody know?

at least they never asked Kolab-Konsortium during their
evaluation. I would also be interested in their decision criteria
and how they judged Kolab.

	Jan
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