Kolab 3.3 install - multiple servers

[Jan Kowalsky]

Hi,

Am 24.11.2014 um 13:03 schrieb Trogdor Wasaman:
> To be clear, you are saying to do a single server install on each server
> and then remove unnecessary services from the appropriate servers and then
> modify the appropriate config files?

Well, this is one aproach. The other one is to install on one server
e.g. only the ldap-server, than copy the kolab.conf to another server
(be aware of the rights) and install other components.

You can setup each component with:

setup-kolab COMPONENT and make a reference to the config-file:

setup-colab -c /etc/kolab/kolab.conf COMPONENT ...

e.g.:

# first server (ldap-and kolab-webadmin)
# you need the packages: kolab-ldap kolab-schema kolab-conf
kolab-webadmin mysql-server (at least in debian)


setup-kolab mysql
setup-kolab ldap

# second server (imap, postfix, roundcube)
# you need the packages: postfix kolab-conf kolab-imap kolab-mta
kolab-server kolab-utils kolab-webclient kolab-freebusy kolab-saslauthd
kolab-telemetry postfix postfix-ldap

$TIMEZONE="Europe/Berlin"
setup-kolab --timezone=$TIMEZONE -c /etc/kolab/kolab.conf kolabd
setup-kolab --timezone=$TIMEZONE -c /etc/kolab/kolab.conf mysql
setup-kolab --timezone=$TIMEZONE -c /etc/kolab/kolab.conf imap
setup-kolab --timezone=$TIMEZONE -c /etc/kolab/kolab.conf mta
setup-kolab --timezone=$TIMEZONE -c /etc/kolab/kolab.conf php

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Of course you have to edit the kolab.conf and replace localhost with the
real hostname.

With kolab 3.3 it didn't work to set up roundcube separately. There was
something wrong with setup of mysql.

But it's not to hard to set it up by hand.


Best Regards
Jan