Re: OS X server easy to use?

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HEDP join:2008-04-27 Miami, FL	reply to woowah Re: OS X server easy to use? LDAP is lightweight and won't hog down the system so yes it's possible running a fileserver on the same machine because your usage is considered lightweight. You don't necessarily need to use iCal and instead use a web based calender running off php and MySQL which in return can be modified from any web browser and you can limit access to the local network. This will be best because you won't experience any issues with data being properly read on either end and can also provide you access while you are on the road. Your standard version of OS X can do all of this, simply with a few modifications to the httpd.conf file in /etc/httpd/httpd.conf You can also download MySQL and MySQL administrator which gives you a UI that is easy to navigate and understand. There are many ways to deploy your setup, each one has it's benefits and it's downfalls, but that's really for someone like you to decide on what type of platform you expect to deploy to work effectively. Just google for calenders, and by the way google has their own type of web based calender to.
HEDP join:2008-04-27 Miami, FL	to forum · permalink · · 2008-05-08 14:29:57 ·
rugby I think I know it all. VIP join:2000-09-26 Camby, IN ·Callcentric ·Comcast ·ViaTalk ·AT&T Yahoo ·Nuvio	said by HEDP : Just google for calenders, and by the way google has their own type of web based calender to. Their whole Google Apps suite looks good, if you don't mind sharing your information with them.
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