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    Update not possible Core 8.7.*

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    • mcostan
      mcostan last edited by

      question which is slightly more unrelated.

      If you want to upgrade kopano core from the repositories without having to update the entire installation (i.e. excluding Webapp).

      What do you do in debian?

      i.e.

      apt-get install whatname?

      Thank you.

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      • Drethaldier
        Drethaldier @thctlo last edited by

        @thctlo said in Update not possible Core 8.7.*:

        https://github.com/thctlo/Kopano

        The script should still work correct with debian.

        Thank you I will have a look at that.

        @mcostan said in Update not possible Core 8.7.*:

        question which is slightly more unrelated.

        If you want to upgrade kopano core from the repositories without having to update the entire installation (i.e. excluding Webapp).

        What do you do in debian?

        i.e.

        apt-get install whatname?

        Thank you.

        I’m always downloading the core packages, unpack them and then run dpkg command to install every package. I’m doing this for every package I need e.g. webapp, mdm and so on.

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        • thctlo
          thctlo last edited by thctlo

          i run my script and if everything is ok, its ready to upgrade.

          The script itself only collects all packages, put it in folder and make it apt-get available.

          For you i suggest…
          run the script, that makes all packages available for upgradeing.

          apt update && apt upgrade

          p.s.

          in the script, you can change what you want to get into the repo, change this variable:

          KOPANO_COMMUNITY_PKG=“core archiver deskapp files mdm smime webapp”
          shown is what i use.

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          • Drethaldier
            Drethaldier last edited by

            Well sadly it doesn’t work for me. Or I make a mistake.
            I get:
            apt-cache policy kopano-server-packages
            kopano-server-packages:
            Installiert: 8.7.80.587.10057ac52-0+100.1
            Installationskandidat: 8.7.80.587.10057ac52-0+100.1
            Versionstabelle:
            *** 8.7.80.587.10057ac52-0+100.1 100
            100 /var/lib/dpkg/status

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            • thctlo
              thctlo last edited by

              hm, debian 9, i’ll have a look, give me few min.

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              • thctlo
                thctlo last edited by thctlo

                ok, i’ve seen what is happening, i need to change the script a bit again.

                For you…

                check if this file exists: /etc/apt/sources.list.d/kopano-community.list
                and check its content, that shows the folder where the packages are expected.

                $HOME/kopano-repo/ (amd64/i386 ) and one of these.

                extract all files in $HOME/kopano-repo/amd64 ( or the i386 folder )

                cd $HOME/kopano-repo/ 
apt-ftparchive packages amd64 > amd64/Packages

                That should gives the same result.

                So basicly its, get all tar.gz and extract them.

                Put these in one folder and enable this in apt sources.list somewhere in format :
                deb [trusted=yes] file:/$HOME/kopano-repo $ARCH/

                or if you need webaccess, symlink (ARCH) it to /var/www/html/ARCH
                and use : deb [trusted=yes] http://localhost/ ARCH/
                ARCH= or amd64 or i386 ( or the architecture your using arm arm64 armel… )
                and run :

                cd $HOME/kopano-repo/ 
apt-ftparchive packages amd64 > amd64/Packages
apt update && apt-cache policy kopano-core
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                • Drethaldier
                  Drethaldier @thctlo last edited by

                  @thctlo said in Update not possible Core 8.7.*:

                  ok, i’ve seen what is happening, i need to change the script a bit again.

                  For you…

                  check if this file exists: /etc/apt/sources.list.d/kopano-community.list

                  Yeah there is the error. Its not there. How do I create it correctly. It’s been a while since I manually added a source list.

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                  • thctlo
                    thctlo @Drethaldier last edited by

                    @Drethaldier see post above, i updated it, you when you posted.

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                    • mcostan
                      mcostan @Drethaldier last edited by

                      @Drethaldier

                      thank you.

                      I think it was kopano-server-packages

                      Thank you.

                      I’ll give it a try and with the script otherwise.

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                      • Drethaldier
                        Drethaldier last edited by

                        So either I’m to dumb or to tired for this.

                        in kopano-community.list I now have this line

                        deb [trusted=yes] file:/$HOME/kopano-repo $amd64/

                        Both folders exist.
                        When I do the apt-get update I get this output:

                        Holen:4 file:/$HOME/kopano-repo $amd64/ Translation-de_DE
                        Ign:4 file:/$HOME/kopano-repo $amd64/ Translation-de_DE
                        Holen:5 file:/$HOME/kopano-repo $amd64/ Translation-de_DE.utf8
                        Ign:5 file:/$HOME/kopano-repo $amd64/ Translation-de_DE.utf8
                        Holen:6 file:/$HOME/kopano-repo $amd64/ Translation-en
                        Ign:6 file:/$HOME/kopano-repo $amd64/ Translation-en
                        Holen:7 file:/$HOME/kopano-repo $amd64/ Translation-de
                        Ign:7 file:/$HOME/kopano-repo $amd64/ Translation-de
                        Holen:3 file:/$HOME/kopano-repo $amd64/ Packages
                        Fehl:3 file:/$HOME/kopano-repo $amd64/ Packages
                        Datei nicht gefunden - /$HOME/kopano-repo/$amd64/Packages (2: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden)

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                        • thctlo
                          thctlo last edited by thctlo

                          Sorry if i was a bit unclear…
                          but this :

                          deb [trusted=yes] file:/$HOME/kopano-repo $amd64/

                          should be noted as :

                          deb [trusted=yes] file://home/username/kopano-repo amd64/

                          or any other path you like to use.

                          you can safely ignore these :

                          Ign:6 file:/xxxxx Translation-en
                          all the Translation parts, you can disable that in apt, but not really needed.

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