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Kolab

Kolab is a groupware system that provides a comprehensive and flexible solution for workgroups. Email, contacts, and group calendars can be managed via the Web, Windows/Outlook, and Linux/KDE. It supports offline synchronization and full seamless support of mixed client environments because the Kolab-XML storage format is fully open and avoids MAPI/TNEF.

Tags	Office/Business groupware Communications Email Mail Transport Agents Post-Office IMAP LDAP
Licenses	GPLv3 AGPLv3 LGPLv3
Operating Systems	POSIX GNU/Linux
Implementation	C Perl PHP
Translations	German English

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3.0.0

16 Jan 2013 22:04

Release Notes: Compared to the old 2.3.4 stable release, this version features a new modern Web client that integrates Roundcube instead of Horde. It integrates a lot better into existing user directory setups. Security as well as scalability has been greatly improved. It is now possible to scale all functional components of Kolab separately. There is a new unified command line utility for administrative tasks.

3.0.0 RC1

12 Dec 2012 00:19

Release Notes: This release mainly fixes reported bugs and stabilizes the Debian packages further. Users of earlier 3.x releases can simply upgrade to the new packages, since Kolab is now on a rolling release. Great progress has been made packaging Kolab for OpenSUSE 12.2.

3.0.0 beta

28 Nov 2012 23:46

Release Notes: The highlights of this release are working Debian packages, object types editing in the Web admin, and many bugfixes.

3.0.0 alpha1

22 Sep 2012 04:29

Release Notes: The Kolab Groupware Server is now feature complete and ready for the first alpha. Integration into existing user directory setups, security, and scalability were improved. It is now possible to scale all functional components of Kolab separately. Also, there is a new unified command line utility for administrative tasks.

2.3.4

06 Oct 2011 00:58

Release Notes: This release fixed some bugs including an annoying build error that affected many people and the range header DoS vulnerability in the Apache Web server.