Kolab

"CASino [http://casino.rbcas.com/] is an easy to use Single Sign On (SSO) web application written in Ruby" It supports different authentication backends, one of it is LDAP. It works very well with the LDAP backend of Kolab [http://kolab.org/]. Just put the following configuration snippet

Kolab has released [http://kolab.org/news/2014/08/06/first-beta-kolab.org-3.3-released] it's first beta of the upcoming version 3.3. To test it on Debian I've created a Vagrantfile and a small Puppet module which provisions Kolab into a Debian VM. It's

During the last month of running Kolab 3.0 on my Debian server, I tweaked some settings for anti-spam fighting. Here is what I did and what you can do to have your Kolab 3.0 inboxes as spam-free as possible. Greylisting Stopping spam before it enters the queue is

Kolab 3 has built-in ActiveSync [https://www.kolab.org/about/syncroton] support, using Syncroton [http://www.syncroton.org/wiki/Main_Page]. It's integrated into Roundcube, all settings can be done using the Webmail client. Installing it is very easy on Debian Wheezy: apt-get install kolab-syncroton If Kolab 3

A few weeks ago, the OpenSource Groupware Kolab 3 has been released [https://www.kolab.org/news/2012/12/17/final-version-kolab-3.0-released]. It features a brand new Webmail client based on Roundcube (which is really very nice), a completely new web based administration panel (called WAP - Web Administration Panel)