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  Announcement: change in available distributions for download
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  Kopano Groupware performance and limitations
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  @Finji you have to install an mta yourself. our general recommendation is to use postfix, but as long as it can receive mails via smtp from kopano-spooler and deliver mails via lmtp (preferred) or pipe to kopano-dagent.
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  Automated testing of Kopano Core instance
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  Debian 10 - missing in supported repository
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  Yes Debian 10 is very important.
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  LibreOffice Online
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  kopano-server crashes on incoming SSL connection from webapp
  sigsegv kopano-server-8 • • 0xFF  

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  That version is now a year old.
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  Cannot load plugin manager "libkcpyplug.so.0": libkcpyplug.so.0: failed to map segment from shared object
  • Constin  

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  https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13502156/what-are-possible-causes-of-failed-to-map-segment-from-shared-object-operation
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  Archiver still exists.?
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  eh… sorry… :-) got it.
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  Grabbing mail fom GMail
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  Hi Felix, Thank you for the link to Matthew Ogilvie’s page. Not sure how I missed that one! I will have a go at patching fetchmail. His guide covers Postfix SMTP also. The google blog post seems to infer SMTP will not require OAUTH. Though I can use my ISP relay if need be. I understand the problem is not unique to Kopano but thought I’d ask since some other users here may have a similar setup/mail stack. Thanks again.
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  Postfix example for non-LDAP config
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  For posterity: virtual_mailbox_domains = yourdomain.com virtual_mailbox_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/vmailbox virtual_alias_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/virtual virtual_transport = lmtp:127.0.0.1:2003 create vmailbox and enter for example : info@yourdomain.com info@yourdomain.com then : postmap /etc/postfix/vmailbox
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  Web User management - Function removed from PHP Mapi
  • worms  

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  kopano-admin => need to be root to use it and I don’t really want to run root cmd from a web app or to allow sudo kopano-admin No; you can either use a SSL certificate to authenticate, or the Unix socket credential passing mechanism (e.g. server.cfg local_admin_users=root apache).
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  Compile php-mapi
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  @bhuisman By the way: I found core-10.0.1.130.fddcb4c-RHEL_7_PHP_70-x86_64.tar.gz . Is this Kopano for PHP7 on CentOS 7? If so, I suppose I can use that one instead of compiling? Cheers, BC
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  New install
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  Hi @o1ie, the easiest is surely to use either Debian or Ubuntu as the base (which one ultimately does not matter) and get a trial key from kopano.com to access the Kopano package repositories with. If you are already familiar with container technology then spinning up an environment based https://github.com/zokradonh/kopano-docker is a thing of a few minutes as well.
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  Publish Free/Busy information without content details
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  Hi @externa1 thx for your reply. OK, this is working so far. Unfortunately, you have to create a new calendar entry just to see if the specific person is available or not. Furthermore you have to search for this person. All in all this means a considerable additional effort. The implementation of a free/busy share for future versions would be great. I think I’m going to put this request to the wishlist :) Kind regards Ingo
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  Install and use pen kopano
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  Hi @fazlic-ca, its not required, but recommended to get access to qa’ed builds and support.
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  Need Understanding of Community VS Subscription Version
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  @fkardame said in Need Understanding of Community VS Subscription Version: Is there no paid support only? there is only paid support for our packaging. @fkardame said in Need Understanding of Community VS Subscription Version: use the release branch. Yes, I would recommend the same. Specifically you should look to use https://stash.kopano.io/projects/KC/repos/kopanocore/browse?at=refs%2Fheads%2Fkc-9.x. This has not yet been released to customers but is currently in the process of being stabilised and hopefully released soon.
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  Kopano on ARM64
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  This sounds interesting. I would like to try it on my SBC’s but this is going to take time. And I cannot do it all alone might need some help from the community. Will look into the package first as I am new to Kopano and I can package it for Manjaro Linux as I am used to packaging apps for it.
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  New password restrictions
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  Evaluating Kopano for Ubuntu 18.04 - no success
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  @JungleMarc the closest thing to this is https://kb.kopano.io/display/WIKI/Kopano+Groupware+Installation
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  Color of Catrgories in Calendar
  calendar color categorie • • klinik599  

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