documentation.

thctlo

Hai,

in this link.
https://documentation.kopano.io/kopanocore_administrator_manual/configure_kc_components.html

at : 5.1.2.3. The LDAP Authentication Plugin , try to klik on
see Configure Kopao OpenLDAP integration_ or Configure Kopano Active Directory integration_ for Active Directory.

These links dont work anymore.

thctlo

https://documentation.kopano.io/kopanocore_administrator_manual/configure_kc_components.html#autoresponder

autoreponder question.

do we need to configure …

autorespond or autorespond.cfg in /etc/kopano.
Documentation needs small update here i think.

fbartels

@thctlo for the first thing it was quite clear what you were hinting at, but I don’t know what you are referring to for the autoresponder.

@thctlo said in documentation.:

do we need to configure [the autoresponder?]

you don’t need to, which does not mean that you may still want to.

Or are you confused because the “configuration file” does not have a .cfg file extension?

thctlo

i’m confused because of the “almost” the same files, yes.

is the .cfg autoresponder the replacement of the one without .cfg?

fbartels

@thctlo but there is no autoresponder.cfg mentioned in the manual. This file simply does not have a file extension (its basically a bash script)

thctlo

Yes, correct, its not in the manual … thats why im asking.
below the 2 files, it this a case of “old” config and “new” config files?

ls -al /usr/share/doc/kopano/example-config/

-rw-r–r-- 1 root root 1032 Feb 2 01:01 autorespond
-rw-r–r-- 1 root root 671 Feb 2 01:01 autorespond.cfg

cat /usr/share/doc/kopano/example-config/autorespond

# -*- Mode: sh -*-
###########################################
# Autoresponder settings
###########################################

# Autorespond if the recipient is in the Cc field
AUTORESPOND_CC=0

# Autorespond if the recipient is in the Bcc field
AUTORESPOND_BCC=0

# Autorespond if the recipient is not in any of To, Cc or Bcc
# (i.e. received the message through a distribution list)
AUTORESPOND_NORECIP=0

# Only send reply to same e-mail address once per 24 hours
TIMELIMIT=$((24*60*60))

BASE_PATH=/var/lib/kopano/autorespond

# File which contains where vacation message was sent
SENDDB=$BASE_PATH/vacation-$USER.db

# Tempfile containing message that will be sent
SENDDBTMP=$BASE_PATH/vacation-$USER-$$.tmp

# Customize your actual mail command, normally sendmail
# Input to this command is the message to send
SENDMAILCMD=/usr/sbin/sendmail

# Additional parameters for the $SENDMAILCMD
# The last parameter added to the $SENDMAILCMD is $FROM,
# so take that into account for the $SENDMAILPARAMS
SENDMAILPARAMS="-t -f"

cat /usr/share/doc/kopano/example-config/autorespond.cfg

##############################################################
# AUTORESPOND SETTINGS

# Autorespond if the recipient is in the Cc field
#autorespond_cc = no

# Autorespond if the recipient is in the Bcc field
#autorespond_bcc = no

# Autorespond if the recipient is not in any of To, Cc or Bcc
# (i.e. received the message through a distribution list)
#autorespond_norecip = no

# Only send reply to same e-mail address once per 24 hours
#timelimit = 86400

# File which contains when vacation message was sent
#senddb = /var/lib/kopano/autorespond.db

# Copy to sentmail - weather responses should be saved in the
# users sentmail folder or not
#copy_to_sentmail = yes

fbartels

Hi @thctlo,

ah yes I almost forgot. There is also a python version of the autorespond command.

thctlo

@fbartels said in documentation.:

There is also a python version of the autorespond command.

Ok, so i can forget the file without .cfg ? and configure only the new .cfg files or are these both used.

Thats my problem now.

For you, im reviewing the documantation for a 8.7 install, then you know a bit what in doing.
so you might see some “silly” things im posting, but im working on this if im a newbie.

thctlo

this link:
https://documentation.kopano.io/kopanocore_administrator_manual/special_kc_configurations.html#bmp2png-converter

The package python-imaging is required to use this plugin…
A side note here:

if you install:

apt-get install python-imaging
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following additional packages will be installed:
  python-pil
Suggested packages:
  python-pil-doc python-pil-dbg
The following NEW packages will be installed:
  python-imaging python-pil

python-imaging is a python2 package, just mention this because of the change to python3.