slave server setup
Andrew J. Kopciuch
akopciuch at bddf.ca
Thu Nov 10 08:57:24 CET 2005
On Wednesday 09 November 2005 02:50, Andrew J. Kopciuch wrote:
> Checking server info...
> Reading nobody and calendar passwords from master, please type in master's
> root-password when asked
> Password:
I solved this today ... with the help of a colleague. My problem was that
this installation was on a Kubuntu machine which has no root password by
default. Just users added into the admin group. So I had to set a root
password, and then the slave installation worked perfectly.
I'm totally impressed with this master / slave setup of kolab. Great
appreciation to the developers, and contributors.
I did however, find that particular message a little misleading. Maybe it
should be changed to specify the master server system root account? When
it's in the middle of the kolab bootstrap, and refers to the master I assumed
it was referring to the master kolab, and not the root account on the system.
I attached a patch against the CVS source for the bootstrap script if you are
interested in applying it.
Thanks,
Andy
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