I am still trying to get my office to move to Linux/Apache etc.

But from my personal use there are many specialized tools out there and some that you may have to tweak to get what you need out of them. The good thing is you can actaully modify them. Many of the better tools have patches or fixes on a scheduled basis.

Look at vroom, this site is a very good open tool and it gets updates/fixes and additions on almost a daily basis.

--BigJoe

Learn patience, you must.
Young PerlMonk, craves Not these things.

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