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On Monday 12 April 2004 14:58, Brandon Colbert wrote:
> I want to be able to share contacts in kmail.
> Is there another way besides setting up a LDAP server.
> If not, can someone show me how to setup a ldap server or  point me in the
> right direction.

Funny you should ask. Werner Joss, a KDE developer, just decided to share his 
how-to for setting up LDAP with Kmail. He posted the URL on the kde-linux 
list. Here it is:

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