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    Kopano & Z-Push on Ubuntu 18.04

    Z-Push when using Kopano
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    • DerIngo
      DerIngo last edited by

      Hello!
      I have installed Kopano on Ubuntu 18.04.
      Now I want to install Z-Push.

      On Ubuntu 16.04 I could install it this way:

      ## Add Z-Push-Repository
      echo deb http://repo.z-hub.io/z-push:/final/Ubuntu_16.04/ / > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/z-push.list
      ## Download the repository key and add it to the keychain.
      wget -qO - http://repo.z-hub.io/z-push:/final/Ubuntu_16.04/Release.key | apt-key add -
      apt-get update
      apt-get install z-push-kopano z-push-config-apache
      systemctl reload apache2
      

      But unfortunatly there is no Ubuntu 18.04 Repo.
      So I tried to use this way:

      apt install z-push
      

      Seems so much easier now.
      But sadly it just don’t work.
      When I open http://myserver.de/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync this appears:

      Z-Push - Open Source ActiveSync
      Version 2.3.8-2ubuntu1
      FatalException
      
      BackendIMAP(): You didn't configure your IMAP folder names. Do it before!
      
      Trace:
      Array
      (
          [0] => Array
              (
                  [file] => /usr/share/z-push/lib/request/requestprocessor.php
                  [line] => 64
                  [function] => Logon
                  [class] => BackendIMAP
                  [type] => ->
                  [args] => Array
                      (
                          [0] => myusername
                          [1] => 
                          [2] => mysecretpassword
                      )
      
              )
      
          [1] => Array
              (
                  [file] => /usr/share/z-push/index.php
                  [line] => 86
                  [function] => Authenticate
                  [class] => RequestProcessor
                  [type] => ::
                  [args] => Array
                      (
                      )
      
              )
      
      )
      
      

      How do I have to configure my IMAP folder names?
      What are the IMAP folder names for Kopano?

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      • Manfred
        Manfred Kopano last edited by

        Hi DerIngo,

        you can use the Ubuntu 16 repository for Ubuntu 18. If you have Kopano, the Kopano backend is more suitable than the IMAP backend anyway.

        Z-Push 2.3.8 which is in Ubuntu own repository is deprecated and will reach end of life on the 30th of June 2018.

        Manfred

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        • DerIngo
          DerIngo @Manfred last edited by

          @manfred Thank you! I will try to use Ubuntu 16 repository for Z-Push.

          Do you know if I could also use Ubuntu 16 for files (Nextcloud integration) https://download.kopano.io/community/files:/files-2.1.3.264-Ubuntu_16.04-all.tar.gz ?

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          • Manfred
            Manfred Kopano last edited by

            Hi DerIngo,

            I’m not familiar with the Files source code/packaging, but as it’s Webapp’s extension I guess it’s only PHP and JS files and the Ubuntu 16 repository will probably work on Ubuntu 18 as well. It might however be that the PHP code is not compatible with PHP 7.2 which is default for Ubuntu 18. Give it a try. If Webapp works on Ubuntu 18, chances are good that the Files will work as well.

            Manfred

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            • thctlo
              thctlo last edited by

              @DerIngo , yes file works with owncloud and nextcloud. at least works for me.

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