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James Baldwin wrote:
> On 18 Jan 2005, at 11:23, Nathan J. Underwood wrote:
>
>> We are still in the process of upgrading from MS + Exchange solution
>> to an open source solution. To do this, we're looking into
>> phpgroupware (I believe someone here recommended it [thanks, by the
>> way]). We are having trouble finding a way to do a couple of things
>> though. The current issue is with a shared address book. Ideally,
>> anytime a new user was added to phpgroupware, their contact info would
>> be available to everyone in the 'everyone' group to view, and some
>> would be able to edit. Currently though, it looks as if it's setup to
>> just have a bunch of personal addressbooks. I'm googling (isn't it
>> weird how that's a verb now), but I'm not having a lot of success.
>> Has anyone else figured this out? If so, care to shoot me a link to
>> the docs that helped you figure it out? Many thanks.
>
>
> Why isn't LDAP appropriate for this? This allows for tie in to most
> modern mail clients and address books.
>
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> James Baldwin
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