Hi Carl,
On 09/02/15 03:49, Carl Byington wrote: > I am new to the list, but have read the previous attempts on centos6. > > https://www.five-ten-sg.com/util/openchange.bash > > That assumes a starting point of a fresh Centos 6 install taking all the > defaults for a desktop install, with eth0 setup on a fixed ip address, > and a fully qualified hostname that is used to derive the mail domain, > realm, and other items. It uses the nightly repository from inverse.ca - > is that appropriate? Yes should be. > # openchange.bash phase1 > 'DOMAIhttps://www.five-ten-sg.com/util/openchange.bashNCHANGEME' > 'adminpasschangeme!' > # -- generate and install ssl keys > # openchange.bash phase2 > > The first argument to phase1 is samba domain with its 14 character > limit. The samba realm is derived from the $(hostname). > > It seems there is a new version of SOGO that does not quite follow the > wiki install instructions. In particular, is openchange-ocsmanager still > supported or necessary, or is that going away? > ocsmanager is required if you want to use autodiscovery, oof, availability or our stubs for offline address book. > SOGO vs memcached - the wiki implies we should connect over a unix > domain socket, but in that case we need to make sure the sogo user has > permissions to the socket. I switched that to a localhost tcp socket, > but tcpdump does not show anyone connecting to it. Perhaps we need > "SOGoMemcachedHost = localhost:11211;" to specify the port number? You should ask for this one on the sogo mailing-list. > Centos vs debian - /etc/sysconfig/clock on debian uses underscores > rather than spaces. Something does not properly quote the ZONE variable, > since on Centos that might be "America/Los Angeles". -- Julien Kerihuel [email protected] OpenChange Project Founder Twitter: http://twitter.com/jkerihuel GPG Fingerprint: 0B55 783D A781 6329 108A B609 7EF6 FE11 A35F 1F79
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