Re: corporate address book

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Gary Stainburn wrote:
Hi folks.

I've got about 120 users on my network with email being done on a FC5 system using a combination of exim and dovecot.

Email address -> mailserver user conversion is done through /etc/aliases.

I'm looking at options to provide a corporate email address book that can be maintained on the mail server and used by the users using Outlook and Outlook express.

Anyone got any ideas how best to do this, preferrably with pointers on how to set it up.

What I'm using is a webapp called "contagged" that manipulates an LDAP-based directory. Being LDAP, it works with most email clients, and being a webapp, most anyone can use it. It has a public address book that anyone can access, and can also support private address books for each user.

I'm eventually going to submit it for inclusion in Fedora Extras, but if you want to give it a try, I have RPMs here:

http://www.city-fan.org/ftp/contrib/websrv/

It does require that you set up LDAP though, which is non-trivial if you've never done it before.

Paul.


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