On 2013-02-18 6:02 PM, Ed W <lists@wildgooses.com> wrote:

Kinda precludes you from using roundcube though?

Not at all... I really like roundcube, so my plan is to offer a roundcube instance direct access the the IMAP server for casual webmail access, but let users know of the full SOGo web based interface too, and let them choose. I'll track the usage and see what the users prefer over time...

Even properly integrating with a mysql database isn't clear - password changing didn't appear integrated and fixing that wasn't obvious?

? Not sure what you mean... you can point SOGo to any existing MySQL backend for authentication, or it can create/use its own...

Overall SOGo looks like a nice "enterprise class" solution. Nearly went down that route except that I needed roundcube for some lighter weight installations and there is some advantage in keeping the same everywhere. Personally if I could get the Kolab calendar, contacts and notes applications working with my caldav/mysql backend I would be done!

The one thing I wish SOGo had was collaboration features, ie integrated 'document sharing'... but considering that our next major 'Windows Server' domain update will be to SOGo (we're currently on 2008 R2, so by the time we're ready to upgrade, SOGo/Samba4 will be very mature)...

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Best regards,

Charles