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    • Captain Kirk
      Captain Kirk @christiaan last edited by

      @christiaan said in open-xchange - groupware:

      Couldn't test 2FA without using my own domain.

      worked fine with mailbox.org, but there are some issues with shared calendars in the forum. That's why many customers left.

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      • MooCloud_Matt
        MooCloud_Matt last edited by

        @nebulon maybe groupoffice it can be a solution too; because as backend can be used IMAP / SMTP / Sieve and offers many of the open-xchange features; it is a PHP script therefore easy to dockerize.

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        • marcusquinn
          marcusquinn last edited by marcusquinn

          Namecheap email hosting offers OX and it's pretty decent TBH.

          Of course there's an element of spoilt for choice research and deciding to do when there's many apps offering similar but freedom of choice isn't a bad thing if it's not too difficult to add.

          Personally I think OX is better than the current Roundcube/RainLoop/SoGo options πŸ˜‰

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          • marcusquinn
            marcusquinn last edited by

            Just tested out Nextcloud Mail app - definitely prefer Open Exchange to NC/RC/RL/SG.

            Also prefer OX Drive/Docs to Nextcloud TBH, and no temptation for NC pluginitis causing support issues.

            Well worth a revisit IMHO. πŸ‘

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              tofuturkey @marcusquinn last edited by

              Personally I think OX is better than the current Roundcube/RainLoop/SoGo options πŸ˜‰

              Agreed, OX is much more feature rich and complete in my opinion.

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              • jdaviescoates
                jdaviescoates last edited by

                I'd really like to see this as another webmail option on Cloudron.

                In general the quality of open source webmail leaves a lot to be desired, so if this is better than all our other existing options, I want it!

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                • jdaviescoates
                  jdaviescoates @jdaviescoates last edited by jdaviescoates

                  @jdaviescoates said in open-xchange - groupware:

                  In general the quality of open source webmail leaves a lot to be desired, so if this is better than all our other existing options, I want it!

                  Although, having just had a little play with their demo, it is nice (nicer than the current options) but still seems to lack the two features I really want:

                  1. being able to do searches like in:sent has:attachment (Mailpile does this, but isn't really ready for prime time yet)

                  2. being able to easy add labels like you can in Gmail (or even to be able to add them at all!) As far as I can tell, no open source webmail clients do this yet, which baffles me. (Edit: Mailpile also does this with Saved Searches, but the UX isn't as good/ easy as it could be imho)

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                  • jdaviescoates
                    jdaviescoates @jdaviescoates last edited by

                    @jdaviescoates said in open-xchange - groupware:

                    being able to easy add labels like you can in Gmail (or even to be able to add them at all!) As far as I can tell, no open source webmail clients do this yet, which baffles me.

                    ProtonMail does this, and their WebClient is open source, but it's not possible to use it for self-hosted email and only works with their proprietary back-end 😞

                    https://github.com/ProtonMail/WebClient/issues/5

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                    • MooCloud_Matt
                      MooCloud_Matt @jdaviescoates last edited by

                      @jdaviescoates
                      proton mail dosent use IMAP, but some sort of jmap or proprietary REST-API.
                      They store email in a DB not in folder.

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                      • jdaviescoates
                        jdaviescoates @MooCloud_Matt last edited by

                        @MooCloud_Matt yeah, the parts that are open source are useless without their proprietary stuff πŸ˜•

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                        • MooCloud_Matt
                          MooCloud_Matt last edited by

                          open-xchange it's a "all-in-one" solution really hard to integrate in a 3Β° party environment as cloudron.
                          Probably james by Apache will be a better option in this case, tanks the native support of jmap for the new/long future webmail will have better support and features.

                          It save the email on db so multi server setup are ez, and a lot of prebuild tool to manage it with API, that allow 3Β°party to integrate it ezly

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                          • jdaviescoates
                            jdaviescoates @MooCloud_Matt last edited by

                            @MooCloud_Matt said in open-xchange - groupware:

                            james by Apache

                            Yeah, James sounds great, but I wasn't aware of there being any webmail clients for it...

                            ...but it seems there is the beginnings of one called Hupa:
                            http://james.apache.org/hupa/index.html

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