Novell has announced their Technology Preview of the Novell Mobility Pack for GroupWise, which is their replacement for the GroupWise Mobility Server. You can find out more about the Technology Preview here. Caledonia is hard at work on a comprehensive … Continue reading →
We’ve tested some new GroupWise WebAccess helper apps for the iPhone, and are pleased to say that these are very nice additions to the GroupWise arsenal of apps for the iPhone. We discussed GW Web a few months ago as … Continue reading →
The Caledonia Guide to GroupWise on the iPhone is now ready for download and immediate purchase. While writing this guide it became clear to us that it was more than just a Users guide. Many administrators will know how to … Continue reading →
Our session on iPhone connectivity at GWAVACon this year was a great success. So, while we anxiously await Novell’s mobility solution that will include iPhone support, we at Caledonia have put together a little guide chock full of information on … Continue reading →
Back in October we wrote a blog post about GroupWise 7 clients with an 8.01 backend. At the time we reported a problem about notify not working properly with older 7.x clients. Well, as all things software, 4 months is … Continue reading →
Over the past few months, I’ve had three different instances where customers reported to me that dbcopy was moving their files from the source location to the destination location. Since there is actually no specific switch in dbcopy to request … Continue reading →
I was recently contacted by a fairly large GroupWise 8 customer about the “Auto-Accept Appointment” behavior that was added to GroupWise 8. Prior to GroupWise 8, if I sent an appointment and included myself in the attendees, I would either … Continue reading →
Alex Evans posted the following blog entry yesterday regarding the work being done on the “GMS Replacement”. Right now, it looks like the GroupWise Mobility Connector will be available in only one configuration: a 64bit SLES 11 add-on, using PostgreSQL … Continue reading →
I was having a conversation with some colleagues today about hardware. We all agreed that new server hardware is pretty much all 64bit now, but we questioned just what customers actually use in their environments. I know that I have … Continue reading →
The following information has been posted at http://spamassassin.apache.org/ Y2K10 Rule Bug – Update Your Rules Now! 2010-01-01: Versions of the FH_DATE_PAST_20XX rule released with versions of Apache SpamAssassin 3.2.0 thru 3.2.5 will trigger on most mail with a Date header … Continue reading →