Related: Components and criteria
Ubuntu server is the recommended platform for BigBlueButton, and Debian or Ubuntu is the recommended platform for Kaltura, so it makes sense to use the same, but it's not a show-stopper. It needs to offer PHP/MySQL/APC (or XCache)
For administration of OpenLDAP, LDAP Account Manager can be integrated
cdrwhite runs several boxes with OpenLDAP, postfix, courier IMAP (courier authdaemond offers LDAP but also MySQL: we could also use Tiki-based authentication + vmail for that combination)
Ejabberd seems the defacto choice at the moment, it features complete LDAP integration, web ui and many other modules. All this with a massive online community and some heavy backing. It tromps Prosody, which lacks LDAP and web ui, for integration and OpenFire for scalability. It also handles XMPP Jingle protocol for voice-chat support. Prosody has a very active community and developement and might someday sooner rather than later fix the lack of LDAP support.
Despite the fairly active core of solutions for VoIP including Asterisk, FreeSwitch, Yate and sipXecs. sipXecs is the only one of those that offers full integration with LDAP and XMPP (Jingle, presence and IM). However, it lacks flexibility at the VoIP level. It offers a distribution install (distributed through BitTorrent only) based on CentOS. The project is supported by the SIPFoundry foundation and Ezuce company, but hasn’t been very active lately. On the contrary, FreeSwitch offers an extremely active community and developpment. As shown by Baracuda Network’s Cudatel IP PBX Hardware, it is gaining popularity in the business sector. FreeSwitch also has two main Web UI satellite project: BlueBox/2600hz and FusionPBX. The former being more mature, but the latter gaining in popularity and offering an Ubuntu based distribution. FreeSwitch has one true show stopper: it doesn’t offer LDAP integration. Some people are claiming to be working on solutions, but nothing yet has emerged. It would however be possible to create an external real time bridge to LDAP/ActiveDirectory using mod_config_xml a web service configuration API. FreeSwitch runs off most major distributions, however it is packaged through a PPA under Ubuntu. LDAP Integration seems like it would be rather popular for FreeSwitch and something that would benefit a growing community. Asterisk is not to be ignored as it has a massive community and is by far the most used in the industry. It is quite flexible and capable, but definitely has its short comings.
ERP/accounting is a critical business function. Here are several contenders:
https://www.ohloh.net/tags/erp/php
Activity level comparison
http://suite.tiki.org/Tiki+Suite+Components#Cyberduck_WebDAV-FTP_client
http://dev.jabbim.cz/jdisk
(Mac OS' Finder also has a built in WebDAV client although it's not as flexible as Cyberduck)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_IM_clients#Multiprotocol_clients
Should be cross-platform like Jitsi or QuteCom or Blink. Pidgin and Adium are definitely also popular choices covering all platform (and available as portables), but VoIP support is still lacking. Jingle voice and video support is however starting to be a reality, but for now only on linux (no windows or mac support). On the other side, Jitsi does not offer IRC, IBM Lotus or Novel GroupWise integration which is offered in Pidgin and Adium. Maybe it could be interesting to offer support (possibly at different levels though) for a couple of clients.
Ideally, runs on PortableApps.com
If this is not part of the SIP/XMPP client, we'll be looking for a system tray notifier app like StatusNet Desktop
http://suite.tiki.org/Tiki+Suite+Components#LibreOffice
For a local server there should also be:
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In a typical setup, there are two instances of Tiki. One behind the Firewall which acts as an Intranet (ex.: Accounting) and the other for the public site with an Extranet section (for partners, customers, etc.)
Feature | Scenario A | Scenario B |
Wiki | Tiki Wiki
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Blog | Tiki Blog
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CMS-News | Tiki Articles
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CRM/Contacts | Tiki CRM (needs some integration work but all components are there)
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Groupware/Tasks | ||
Groupware/Calendar | Tiki Calendar
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Forms | Tiki Trackers
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Drawing | Tiki Draw with SVG-edit
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Commerce | Tiki Shopping Cart and Payment
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Spreadsheet | Tiki Spreadsheet
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Forum | Tiki Forum
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Newsletter | Tiki Newsletter
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Workspace | Tiki Workspace
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Maps | Tiki Maps
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Accounting | Tiki Accounting (new in Tiki7)
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Slideshow | Tiki Slideshow (improved in Tiki7)
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Issue, bug and ticket system | Tiki Trackers
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Time Tracking | ||
Analytics | Piwik
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Webinar/Web Conferencing (web-based VOIP/Webcam/Chat/Screensharing) | ||
Video Management | ||
Password management | ||
Server | ClearOS (CentOS and mostly PHP) | Zentyal (Ubuntu Server and mostly Perl) |
Firewall | ClearOS (IPtables, Snort) | Zentyal (IPtables, Snort) |
VPN | ClearOS (OpenVPN) | Zentyal (OpenVPN) |
LDAP | ClearOS (OpenLDAP) | Zentyal (OpenLDAP) |
Printer sharing | ClearOS (CUPS) | Zentyal (CUPS) |
Files and folders sharing (within Firewall) | ClearOS (Samba) | Zentyal (Samba) |
Files and folders sharing (web-based document management, optional WebDAV access) | Tiki File Gallery and WebDAV
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Data backup | ClearOS (Bacula) | Zentyal (Duplicity) |
Mail (SMTP/POP3-IMAP4) | ClearOS (Postfix, Cyrus, SpamAssassin, ClamAV) | Zentyal (Postfix, Dovecot, Fetchmail, ClamAV, SpamAssassin, and Sieve) |
Webmail | RoundCube (until Tiki Webmail is good enough) | Zentyal (RoundCube) (until Tiki Webmail is good enough) |
SIP/VOIP/PBX Client: Jitsi | FusionPBX/FreeSwitch or FreePBX/Asterisk | Zentyal (Asterisk) |
Instant messaging and presence via XMPP (Jabber) Client: Jitsi | Ejabberd | Zentyal (jabberd2) |
Virtualization | Xen?
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MicroBlogging/Status updates |
1) |
19 Sep 2024 14:00 GMT-0000
Tiki Roundtable Meeting |
2) |
Tiki birthday |
3) |
17 Oct 2024 14:00 GMT-0000
Tiki Roundtable Meeting |
4) |
21 Nov 2024 14:00 GMT-0000
Tiki Roundtable Meeting |
5) |
19 Dec 2024 14:00 GMT-0000
Tiki Roundtable Meeting |