Re: "exchange server" for Linux

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Subject: Re: "exchange server" for Linux
From: Ron Hawkins <ron@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 28 Sep 2005 07:44:52 -0500
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Corey Head wrote:

Hello!

Does anyone know of an "exchange server" made for
Linux?  If there's one
that's Open Source, that would be best--i.e., free.However, I can'timagine something of that magnitude could be free.Any suggestions
appreciated.

C



		
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Try
http://www.nitix.com
It isn't "FREE" but it is an excellent product.

:)
Ron

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