@drauer said in Kopano One Repo gone: > re-activated the Kopano One repository
THX for reactivating! I hope the repo and Kopano One stays available for some time as parallel option to Groupware. PLS understand 2016-2021 I spend hundreds of hours integrating Kopano as k4s with Synology recently for DSM-7 with this repo by enthusiasm and for fun. Well, it is no fun when the repo and product goes away with any comm’s or warning.
-TosoBoso

@Sinux My offer still exists: Give me a call, or drop me an email if you like to.

@Gerald Of course some things can be discussed openly here, but I want to give Sinux the opportunity to have a direct and synchronous channel to talk.

Other things you mentioned cannot be discussed openly, of course: We will for sure not talk about personnel matters, for obvious reasons. And me (myself) and bytemine also cannot talk about it even if we wanted, because (as I said) we are not the owners, we are not the managers, we were not involved in personnel matters and we won’t be in future; we (bytemine) are here to help with communication, organization, accounting.

To your questions I can talk about:

Kopano Core and WebApp development has not stopped 6 months ago, but nobody took care of the release page. Simple as that. We added the missing entries today: https://kopano.com/resources/releases-notes/
These releases were uploaded to the repositories, the changelogs had been published to e.g. https://documentation.kopano.io/kopano_changelog/kc.html but the website was not updated. That is a pitty, we now have an eye on this as well.

No major release in the past: Kopano One was a major release, there was a lot of work put into, but it turned out not to be the product everyone expected. Sometimes you have to take a risk and try a new approach, and not everytime the result is what you wanted.

PWA development has been stopped. If and when it might be revived I cannot tell at the moment. Same goes with ActiveSync. We currently focus on the core product to keep up with things that might have not got enough attention in the past.

Bye, Daniel

I’m on Ubuntu as well.

I do with usernames as a personal preference. I like how it cannot be easily guessed, it adds security, not anyone can easily challenge authentication. Helps maintain quiet logs.

I just found out, that if i switch from of HTML to TEXT in the mail settings of webapp, signatures are verified correctly.

Yeah!
Gerd

I came across this discussion yesterday. In version 8.7.21 changes were made in the code for Kerberos, these changes corrupt the Kerberos authentication in Kopano. Can be found in the git repository https://github.com/Kopano-dev/kopano-core/commit/6f5412a63b750ff45206b085a3a195835322f98c . Unfortunately Kopano did not detect this during testing or Kopano does not care.

Found it by myself. Jodit was not active in my personal install script out of my local repository.
A simple apt-get install kopano-webapp-plugin-htmleditor-jodit fixed it.

zara-kopa

In my opinion this is bad behaviour.
It’s not only “a few seconds”, loading search folders can be up to 10 minutes with our database size.
There should be some logic for server (re-)starts.

For sure you’ll need to get acquainted with postfix and fetchmail.
I would recommend you check the tutorials that matches the distro you are on.

Get this done as building block, before moving forward with the Kopano install.

Or how about subscribing for a license of 10 users, then you could use some support time units with Kopano, they are good and masters this topic with great clarity, they could set this up in a fraction of time. And you’d learn along the way.

All depending how much you are ready to accelerate things. Either way you’ll be learning. Keep us posted

@nils50122
Here’s a sample of my Spamd file.

server_socket = https://server:237 sslkey_file = /certs/core/spamd.pem run_as_user = kopano run_as_group = kopano log_level = 4 log_file = /logs/kopano/spamd.log log_timestamp = yes sa_group = kopano header_tag = X-Spam-Status ham_dir = /data/spamd/ham spam_dir = /data/spamd/spam spam_db = /data/spamd/spam.db

I’m using RSPAMD instead of Amavis/Spamassassin.

This link might be useful (towards the bottom) on how to integrate RSpamd with Kopano Spamd.

So, has anyone actually done that? I’m thinking about doing the same thing right now, but I’m not sure how to do it. I’m also thinking about setting up a separate cloud server and installing kopano on the cloud server. However, my friend told me I could face specific issues with the servers. I know it would work the best if you have a limited Proxy connection, but what if the website won’t accept it? It’s a WordPress gym website made by xxx. The owner is a friend of mine, and he asked me to do it.

Moderation remark: link to external website removed

Interesting, I’ve had it several times that outlook just stops syncing and just says it’s not connected. Perhaps this is the very same problem? I will check once this happens again if the ID has changed, thanks for posting the registry key this can be seen at!

@bforpc said in Kopano Core und Update auf UCS 5.0:

For us: we had moved at first of the month to microsoft, because nobody can or will help and nobody knows anything about the future of (kopano-) updates. I dont like MS and use Thunderbird on my linux workstations - but - the management is right: it works and nobody of us have trouble with the mail system - it just works.

Hi.

Kopano4UCS will be available for UCS5 soon: Some final tweaks are needed, and afterwards it needs to be tested thoroughly.

You can always drop an email directly to Kopano, or give them a call. This is the community forum which is of course not monitored as closely as the official channels.

Investigated it:
libical3 v 3.0.5 was shipped from Kopano-Supported-Repository for Debian 9.
For Debian 10 there is that library missing in the Kopano Reporitory.
Debian native ships with v3.0.4 with has correct dependency to libicu63.
So when updating from Debian 9 to Debian 10 there is a newer version of libical wihch stays installed and pulls old dependencies.

@alu64 you are welcome. Good luck ;-)

Correct if your web browser client is getting a php file to download, you have not configured your apache setup properly. You’ll need to get PHP working in Apache. phpenmod is part of the solution.

As a building block, you could try the following:

create a php file and put it at the root of your web folder directory, lets say phpinfo.php and add the following

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

And from there, ensure you finish your Apache setup proper, with php enabled, and test from there. Once this works, you’ll be closer to get your webapp working.

This by far not the only thing required to get webapp working. If you are installing it manually, you’ll need to configure where the webapp is interfacing to your Kopano install… but this can be all taken in steps, and keeping a close eye to your Apache logs, the debug output is very useful.

Keep an eye in the logs in /var/lib/kopano, see if you are able to notice details when this is happening. This may be useful for the code ninjas part of this forum who could help.

Also, there are some utility scripts part of Kopano to check the integrity of the database. Make a full backup of your SQL before proceeding. These maintenance scripts should not run during production hours.

What if you create yourself a 2nd machine where you can dump your latest daily SQL backup over there, and have this as a spare system? Either way if you have to really rebuild the server, you’d be halfway done that way. And from there, test the maintenance db scripts without affecting your production hours, and heck, you’d be even able to test it all during work hours, without affecting anything of your production environment. It never hurts to be safe, and have forms of extra redundancy in case things go wrong.

@fkoyer Raised it once to 768M, I should check but the 256M is the recommended value.

There was log mention of the php running out of memory a while ago… I wish I would of saved and pasted it on here.

That being said, I will try to remind myself to check the max memory size php uses.