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start [2008/06/26 08:21]
Olivier Brugman
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Luc Nieland
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 +==Navigation:​==
 +  *[[hannibal:​start|Hannibal]]
 +  *[[picoenterprise:​start|PicoEnterprise]]
 +  *[[misc:​start|Miscellaneous]]
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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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