Comments on How to install Sogo Groupware Server on Debian

Today we talk about Sogo. SOGo is a fully supported and trusted groupware server with a focus on scalability and open standards, is released under the GNU GPL/LGPL v2 and above. SOGo provides a rich AJAX-based Web interface and supports multiple native clients through the use of standard protocols such as CalDAV, CardDAV, and GroupDAV, as well as Microsoft ActiveSync.

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By: Andreas Balg

You can also easily use it as Webmail frontend with ISPconfig - Just use a view in MySQL to present the email-users table in sogo database:

Try e.g.:

CREATE VIEW `sogo_users` AS select `dbispconfig`.`mail_user`.`login` AS `c_uid`,`dbispconfig`.`mail_user`.`email` AS `c_name`,`dbispconfig`.`mail_user`.`password` AS `c_password`,`dbispconfig`.`mail_user`.`name` AS `c_cn`,`dbispconfig`.`mail_user`.`email` AS `mail`,substring_index(`dbispconfig`.`mail_user`.`email`,'@',-(1)) AS `domain` from `dbispconfig`.`mail_user`

 

In sogo,conf:

 

SOGoUserSources =   (     {        type = sql;        id = ispconfig;        viewURL = "mysql://sogo:xxxxxxxxxxx@localhost:3306/sogo/sogo_users";        canAuthenticate = YES;        isAddressBook = YES;        userPasswordAlgorithm = crypt;        DomainFieldName = domain;     }   );

By: Nikos

Am I the only one that has not SOGo.conf file?

By: Thilo

Great HowTo - the only thing is: How do I connect my IMAP-Server (Dovecot) to Sogo? If I follow this tutorial and log in to Sogo Web Interface and klick on Mail I get "No mailbox selected"regards,Thilo

By: lxhannes

Great HowTo!

I have the same problem, in the last step I can't find a SOGo.conf file... How do I get it fixed?

 

/Disclaimer - I'm using Raspian on my Raspberry instead of Debian - but that shouldn't be the problem in this case, right? I also read that there were other successful installs on Raspbian. And I'm really no expert in Linux or anything else actually...

By: Stijn

The config file is located under /etc/apache2/conf.d/ 

It's only a small error in a great tutorial. I was able to locate the config file, but I guess I made a mistake, because I cannot login any user... How do I re-create a user?