I'm not talking about windows servers. Would be nice to know when openchange
will work on stable sogo and Ubuntu server!
Dominique dco...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I used both stable and nightlies in the past to get patched versions
inbetween new stable releases, alternating the sources in the
Sorry
Meant no outlook...
D.NetwoDist netwod...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm not talking about windows servers. Would be nice to know when openchange
will work on stable sogo and Ubuntu server!
Dominique dco...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I used both stable and nightlies in the past to get patched versions
Thank you for your replies boys. I have tried this nightly stuff before, it
seems it superseeds the existing system packages and when you want to purge
it all, it wants to remove loads and loads of standard services like apache
etc.
If I remove my existing stable sogo and install that nightly
Hi,
I used both stable and nightlies in the past to get patched versions
inbetween new stable releases, alternating the sources in the apt
sources.list file. I never uninstalled one or the other before
reinstalling the other one and it did not create problems. The config
file are kept (as it
Hello NetwoDist
On 2012-05-19 13:26, NetwoDist wrote:
Is it possible to have openchange with sogo using normal repository or not?
--
As 2.0 is currently RC, you only can get it via mtn from the repository.
When it gets stable you will get it via normal repository in
Debian/RedHat format.
Actually, there is a version for Ubuntu 12.04 lts available through
apt-get: See message from Jean Raby dated April27th, 2012 Re: [SOGo]
SOGo package for Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
Quote:
I've just put them online for the nightly builds:
http://inverse.ca/ubuntu-nightly/pool/precise/
To use them, add
Is it possible to have openchange with sogo using normal repository or not? --
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