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- [11.07.2008] Kolab Server 2.2.0 Final Release
- Source and binary packages for Kolab Server 2.2.0 are available from the download mirrors. See the announcement for details.
- [09.07.2008] Kolab integrates mobile devices via SyncML
- Univention GmbH has realised an extension to Kolab in cooperation with the Kolab Konsortium and Pardus, which allows users to connect mobile devices directly to the groupware server. Now it is possible to synchronize appointment times and contact information being away on business. This was done by integrating the SyncML protocol into the Horde part of Kolab server. SyncML is a platform independant standard designed for the exchange of data between servers, clients and mobile devices. The Horde interface is going to be integrated into Kolab Server/OpenPKG 2.2.0 as a beta version. Version 2.2.1 is then expected to integrate the SyncML extensions for tasks and contacts. In Univention's UGS the SyncML extensions are available as release candidates for testing purposes. ou can find more information in Univention's press release (German only).
- [18.06.2008] Security Issue 21 for Kolab Server (ClamAV)
- A new ClamAV RPM with a fix for a DoS vulnerability is available. See the Kolab Security Issue 21 for details.
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This wiki primarily structures information according to your relation to the Kolab server: whether you are a Kolab user, Kolab administrator, or a Kolab developer.
But sometimes you might be interested in all the information about one specific topic. This sections tries to provide access to some of the major Kolab Groupware topics.
Kolab is based on the special Linux distribution OpenPKG that allows to install the groupware server on virtually every other Linux distribution within the special directory /kolab. But some people prefer to install Kolab natively in their distribution and consequently there exist several projects to transfer the Kolab server natively into other distributions. Some document the modified installation process here.
