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| + | ==Navigation:== | ||
| + | *[[hannibal:start|Hannibal]] | ||
| + | *[[picoenterprise:start|PicoEnterprise]] | ||
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| ======Hannibal infrastructure====== | ======Hannibal infrastructure====== | ||
| A blueprint for an open source, identity managed, unix based office-automation and business infrastructure. | A blueprint for an open source, identity managed, unix based office-automation and business infrastructure. | ||
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| - | The Hannibal system-stack provides file/print/e-mail/web/etc. functionality with a single source of sign-on. It does this for all types of workstations (GNU/Linux, Apple MacOSX and Microsoft Windows). The fileserver offers the SMB/CIFS protocol using Samba, NFS, FTP and WebDAV. The mailserver provides SMTP/LMTP-services based on Postfix. Server-side mail filtering is available via Sieve. Virus and spam control is done by Amavis, Spamassassin and Clamav. Users can use their preferred MTA like Mozilla Thunderbird or Apple Mail to access their mailboxes via IMAP on the Cyrus-IMAP server. Hannibal also provides a webmail solution by means of Squirrelmail. The webserver provides HTTP via Apache (including HTTP-authentication and WebDAV folders). Most important, all authentication of this is done against a centralized LDAP environment (based on the Fedora Directory Server). The operating system we use is a genuine Debian GNU/Linux system. | + | The Hannibal system-stack provides file/print/e-mail/web/etc. functionality with a single source of sign-on. It does this for all types of workstations (GNU/Linux, Apple MacOSX and Microsoft Windows). The fileserver offers the SMB/CIFS protocol using Samba, NFS, FTP and WebDAV. The mailserver provides SMTP/LMTP-services based on Postfix. Server-side mail filtering is available via Sieve. Virus and spam control is done by Amavis, Spamassassin and Clamav. Users can use their preferred mail-client like Mozilla-Thunderbird or Apple Mail to access their mailboxes via IMAP on the Cyrus-IMAP server. Hannibal also provides a webmail solution by means of Squirrelmail. The webserver provides HTTP via Apache (including HTTP-authentication and WebDAV folders). Most important, all authentication of this is done against a centralized LDAP environment (based on the Fedora Directory Server). The operating system we use is a genuine Debian GNU/Linux system. |
| In a oneliner; all you need for your office automation and business infrastructure. | In a oneliner; all you need for your office automation and business infrastructure. | ||
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