[NBLUG/talk] Need a LAMP Contact Manager

[Mark Street]

I have been looking at these things for quite some time now.

I would highly recommend E-groupware.  I know, I know, but you can choose what 
tools you want to activate.  You can just activate the contact, calendars and 
scheduling.  I use it for my business.
http://www.egroupware.org

The other is a bit thinner and not so mature.  dotProject.  I took a look at 
this one and started using it..... but it just didn't have everything that I 
wanted.... (importing contact databases, etc.)
http://www.dotproject.net

Yeah, I've tried all the bloated groupware things over the years and 
E-groupware wins hands down.

On Wednesday 26 May 2004 10:56, Robert Hayes wrote:
> I'm having a difficult time finding a 'reasonable' contact manager for
> linux.
>
> I remember years ago the product ACT! that ran in DOS and later in Windows.
> It was designed for maintaining your contact (call history), sales and
> meetings, etc with clients. It had scheduling and and reminder features,
> and allowed cross-referencing via links of contacts as referrals and leads
> within the database.
>
> I'd like to find something that performed those function, even if a portion
> of them, as well as it did, but that will run on MySQL, and preferably
> through a browser.
>
> Anyone have any ideas? At this point I'd be satisfied with competent
> contact management, and performing the scheduling externally.
>
> Oh, and I'd prefer to stay away from larger groupware packages. They're
> much larger than I need. I've tried Nulllogic Groupware
> (http://nullgroupware.sourceforge.net/groupware/)
>  -- which I can recommend from the little I've used it for eval -- and a
> few other groupware packages, but I don't need internal web mail,
> bookmarking, etc.
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