install on Debian Buster

Richard Lucassen

Apparently the option “ldap_bind_password” has been deprecated.

R.

fbartels

@Richard-Lucassen said in install on Debian Buster:

ldap_bind_password

the option is actually called ldap_bind_passwd. (and its not deprecated, at least not in our codebase)

Edit: ah just noticed its indeed mentioned wrongly in one of the example code blocks in your linked page. I just corrected this.

Richard Lucassen

Ah, ok, must be some typo I think. Fortunately the logging can be set to verbose debugging. Anyway, I now get “Unknown MAPI Error: MAPI_E_NOT_FOUND”. That will be the next challenge :)

fbartels

@Richard-Lucassen said in install on Debian Buster:

MAPI_E_NOT_FOUND

usually means that the user does not have a store.

Richard Lucassen

I already found some questions on this forum about the MAPI_E_NOT_FOUND. I will first have to find out what that means. I’ll dive into the docs.

BTW: the docs do not correspond to the Buster install, I fear it’s too recent. Files and dirs have been renamed and the example-config dir is almost empty using the Buster packages.

Richard.

fbartels

Hi @Richard-Lucassen,

@Richard-Lucassen said in install on Debian Buster:

BTW: the docs do not correspond to the Buster install

that can indeed be the case. Our documentation refers to the our own packaging. The Debian maintainers did apparently make a few different design decisions.

Richard Lucassen

Ok, if I don’t succeed, I’ll take a Debian9 or Debian8 image and install the Kopano packages. I thought these Buster packages were provided by Kopano.

Thnx for your replies!

R.

Richard Lucassen

Oh, btw, e.g. on this documentation page you will be nominated for The Useless Use Of Cat Award ;-)

E.g.:

sudo cat /var/log/syslog |grep bdb_equality_candidates

grep bdb_equality_candidates /var/log/syslog

or

sudo cat optimize-index.ldif | ldapmodify -Y EXTERNAL -H ldapi:///

sudo ldapmodify -Y EXTERNAL -H ldapi:///  <optimize-index.ldif

:-)

Richard.

Richard Lucassen

I just added a store and at a first glance it seems to work well. The only thing is that it says that the HomeServer is “unknown”:

kopano-cli --list-users
User list for Default (2):
User             Full Name            Homeserver          
----------------------------------------------------------
SYSTEM           SYSTEM               Unknown             
richard          Richard Lucassen     Unknown

Where can I set that? In LDAP there is a “kopanoUserServer” attribute with value “kopano”, but that doesn’t seem to do the job. AFAICS there’s no setting in server.cfg

Richard.

fbartels

Hi @Richard-Lucassen,

kind of kopanoUserServer would be the ldap attribute if your are running a multi-server installation (multiple kopano-server processes running as once system). In a non “distributed” kopano this attribute is not needed. To get rid of the “Unknown” you will want to set server_name in your server.cfg.

Richard Lucassen

Ok, thnx Felix!

BTW: how can I add “solved” at the title of this post? I can see an “unsolved” tag at the post “Kopano Installation in UBUNTU 18.04”.

R.

fbartels

@Richard-Lucassen this is something I also always forget, therefore I tried it myself. You have to set this thread as a question from the topic tools, once its a “question” you can mark it as solved.

Richard Lucassen

Ok, thnx.