That's fine. Has anybody documented how to do this? Pointers?
A friend turned me on to this Zimbra thing and he was interested in it but didn't have Fedora. I just installed Fedora Core 3 so I went for it. I told him that essentially Zimbra takes over your web server and email. He's initial response - "That sux" followed by "I guess I won't install it".
I have to agree with him. Why take over the web server? Many people run their own web servers and don't want to supplant their web server. Why take over the email server? Same situation. Why not provide a way to configured Zimbra to co-exist with somebody's already existing web site and email.
Final question: Can I use my own email set up and instead feed Zimbra? I'd like to continue to use my own home grown spam filtering system which works very well. I understand that this might not be a standard configuration but I'm wondering if it is reasonably doable and if so if anybody has any notes or other scribbling about how to do this. |