Kolab 3.1 on fresh Debian Wheezy

[Stefan Froehlich]

Thanks Henning, this was exactly the problem I experienced. The daemon was not running.

Regards,
Stefan Froehlich
42 ;-)

> Right, i didn't know that. What I've just experienced is that my
> kolab-server daemon didn't start at boot time which gave me those results:
> user could be created, but no IMAP/inbox was created. When I started
> kola-server (debian), the IMAP was creatief automatically.

> For starting kolab-server at boot time I had to add it to rc.local to start
> after everything else had started.
> Op 29 dec. 2013 09:48 schreef "Henning" <henne.gwath at gmx.de  <https://lists.kolab.org/mailman/listinfo/users>>:

>>/  I remember, that I always had to create IMAP-Inboxes myself after creating
/>/> a user. Creating a mail-enabled posix user cannot be the solution -- a
/>/> kolab user is only slightly different and also mail-enabled.
/>>/
/>>/  Have you setup the cyrus-admin user and password in roundcube (kolab_auth
/>/> I think) and as well in kolab.conf?
/>>/
/>/> regards,
/>>/  Henning
/>>/
/>>/  Am 28.12.2013 05:22, schrieb Stefan Froehlich:
/>>/
/>>>/       Since my Kolab 3.0 fails to upgrade to 3.1 properly on my old
/>>>/       server I tried to install Kolab 3.1 on a fresh Debian Wheezy in a
/>>/>      VM. For some reason I cannot get it to work. Installation went
/>>>/       fine but when creating a new Kolab User in Webadmin it creates a
/>>>/       user with no mailbox folders at all.
/>>/>      I remember I got it working once four days ago or so but cannot
/>>>/       remember how I did this. After trying to replicate this
/>>>/       installation on my physical machine it fails again.
/>>>/
/>>/>      Any special hints?
/>>>/
/>>>/       MfG Stefan Fröhlich
/>>/>      42 ;-)
/>>>/
/


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