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On Wed, 2006-11-29 at 22:57 -0500, Francisco Reyes wrote:

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Was going over the archives looking for any info on commercial support. Only found some emails back from 2005.

Is there commercial support available? If not, any consultants that could help with an installation. In particular Courier 4 POP migration to dovecot.

Currently the situation is that it's possible to buy new features (ie. coding time from me), but not installation or maintenance support. I'm also not aware of anyone offering such support.

So I think your best bet is to just ask questions here.. I see that you've asked a couple already. I'll try to get around answering them this weekend (been too busy recently once again to answer mails).

What about a page on the Wiki?

We'd be willing to offer Dovecot commercial support, not coding, but installation and maintenance.

Thoughts?

Gavin.

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On 2006-11-30 10:22:10 -0500, Charles Marcus wrote:

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So I think your best bet is to just ask questions here.. I see that you've asked a couple already. I'll try to get around answering them this weekend (been too busy recently once again to answer mails).

Yeah, yeah, we know, Timo - too busy playing video games and watching pR0n... ;)

or studying at the university bio science and chemistry iirc.

darix

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Timo Sirainen schrieb:

I'm also not aware of anyone offering such support.

We are willing to offer commercial support for dovecot, limited to what our installation experience yields. We are Germany-based linux consultants with 10+ years experience in the field and use dovecot as IMAP and POP3 solution in different setups. We also support other linux/unix apps. For details please contact linux@info-systems.de or me personally at jc@info-systems.de.

Jakob Curdes manager, iS information Systems oHG

On Thu, 2006-11-30 at 18:49 -0500, Francisco Reyes wrote:

Timo Sirainen writes:

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Currently the situation is that it's possible to buy new features (ie. coding time from me), but not installation or maintenance support. I'm also not aware of anyone offering such support.

The lack of installation support, is it a matter of time? For example.. would you be able to do it.. if it was non time constrained?

Well, I suppose I could, but I don't necessarily want to. :)

Maybe if there were other people handling most of the support requests themselves, and I'd get only the trickier problems. The company I'm working for isn't really interested in support business though. If some other company wants to do that, I'm willing to hear proposals ;)