ISPconfig3 + Sogo ?

[psykosen]

have you added a dummy mail domain and removed it again?
if so look into the monitor module in ISPConfig under "Show System-Log",
and the ispconfig log in /var/log/ispconfig/cron for any errors

[Turbanator]

I'm running Lenny x64, courier-imap, mydns.

[Turbanator]

i dind't add a dummy domain or remove anything. there is nothing in the monitor->serverlogs.

Must be a change in the vhosts for the domain right?

[psykosen]

Originally Posted by Turbanator

I think I don't understand the login for Sogo. I thought this would automatically allow the existing users on the server to have access.

you need to add a dummy mail domain to the server EG. example.com your can remove it again then wait a minute for the server to pickup the changes that will make the plug in configure SOGo configuration and restart SOGo

[Turbanator]

sorry, it's been a long day. I got it back to normal.
I'll reinstall into a new domain.
thanks again.

[psykosen]

Originally Posted by Turbanator

sorry, it's been a long day. I got it back to normal.
I'll reinstall into a new domain.
thanks again.

thanks for trying the script

[Turbanator]

It works! Awesome...I'll bug you as I continue. haha
Thanks for doing this.

[Turbanator]

So if I read the Outlook connector correctly, I can't install this since I;m running Lenny and need Samba 4...yes?

[psykosen]

Originally Posted by Turbanator

So if I read the Outlook connector correctly, I can't install this since I;m running Lenny and need Samba 4...yes?

i don't know..! haven't looked into it..!

[lucaspr]

Originally Posted by psykosen

hey there i have created a small script to add SOGo into ispconfig.
so fare all my test are good but only on debian,
you can find it here.
http://cmjscripter.net/files/scripts...SOGO-debian.sh

have say sice work with the new ISPConfig 3.0.5, nice to see multi php conf..
second sorry for my bad english..

Would it be possible to create such an installer for CentOs?

I know I could replace aptitude & apt-get for yum in a few cases, but not all and I don't have the kownledge to try..

On the other hand I could install a test server and see what happens if I disable the debian check.. and of course change apt-get and aptitude which won't work on Centos...

Anyone interested?