Andrew.Stringer@??? wrote:
> Hi,
> If you are wanting to replace exchange with a more open product, rather
> than look at exim, it may be better to look at zimbra or openexchange.
As somebody who believes in open source, I can't say that I'd recommend Zimbra.
They sell it as open source.
Their licensing terms require attribution and do not give you the right to
change the source code so as to remove the Zimbra logo or links to their
website.
This licensing term is not considered valid in an open source license by
most standards.
Zimbra are using the term 'open source' as a marketing ploy.
>
> These are groupware products rather than just an MTA.
>
> More companies should be looking into doing this, It's not going to be
> easy I'm sure, but worth the effort.
>
> Regards,
> Andrew.
>
> Windows, for life without walls.
> Linux, for life without Windows.
>
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