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List:       userlinux-discuss
Subject:    Re: [Discuss] Kerberos, LDAP & auth
From:       Kurt Pfeifle <k1pfeifle () gmx ! net>
Date:       2004-09-14 8:50:48
Message-ID: 200409141050.49283.k1pfeifle () gmx ! net
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On Tuesday 14 September 2004 02:20, Steve Milner wrote:
> On Sep 13, 2004, at 6:55 PM, Kurt Pfeifle wrote:
> > On Monday 13 September 2004 22:47, Diego Gonzalez wrote:
> >> Also be aware that Kolab cannot be used in UserLinux, it has to be a
> >> GTK/GNOME based solutions, such as Evolution.
> >
> > Peculiar and weird reasoning you're displaying here...
> >
> > According to your logic, UserLinux can't use Apache or Samba
> > then, because both ar not based on Gtk/Gnome either.
> >
> > Think first, then write mails.
>
> It could be used in UserLinux, but it wouldn't be something we would
> use as since it is a GUI app not integrated into/using same libs as
> GNOME (our supported DE).

Steve, please!

Is it always that you write determined mails on topics you dont have 
much clue about?

Let you be told: 

 * Kolab isnt a GUI app. 
 * Kolab is a Groupware server.

Kolab tightly integrates components from Postfix (mail server), OpenLDAP
(directory service), Cyrus (IMAP daemon), ProFTP, Apache and more.

Kolab doesnt include GNOME nore KDE libs. What Kolab has in common with
KDE: the "K" in its name and a few developers.

A little bit of Google research could have easily given you that info.
No need for pernament panicking in front of every single K that may be 
used in an innocent app's name.

Cheers,
Kurt

> Apache, LDAP, and Samba (etc..) are fine, but GUI front-ends for such
> services should be GTK based.
>
> Thanks,
> Steve Milner
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