On Thu, 2005-01-20 at 07:28 -0600, Adam Maloney wrote: > On Thu, 20 Jan 2005, Callum Lerwick wrote: > > > Citadel/UX! http://uncensored.citadel.org/citadel/ > > So... > > TCLUG> .e<nter> r<oom> tclug-general > TCLUG> r<ead> > > Is better? (My Cit might be a bit rusty, it's been more than a few years) > > Make sure you turn on paranoid login mode for this group... Ah but citadel has evolved over the past 15 years. Its now the Grand Unified Groupware Server. It can serve IMAP and POP3, handle incoming and outgoing SMTP, as well as gating rooms to mailing lists. Why not have every flavor of cake and eat it too? But the real power lies in its native protocol. Email, shared folders, calendaring, directory service, file storage, load balancing and replication, group chat and instant messaging all in one integrated server, one protocol, and one TCP port. Instead of a mess of IMAP/SMTP/HTTP/LDAP/WebDAV/FTP/IRC/Jabber. The backend is solid, but sadly, clients for the native protocol are lacking at the moment. Supposedly the WebCit client is going through an overhaul to work better for email/webmail/web board style usage instead of the BBS style UI. And the text client is archaic by today's standards, but it works.