Kolab 3.2 in an ISO image

[James Mills]

I for one +1 this idea.

Installing and maintaining Kolab right now is "too hard"

Kolab itself is a great and useful product though.

What I'd like to see (personally) is a Docker image for Kolab.
But that can also mean a KVM, OpenVZ and other images as well.

You know, one where you can just run "kolab-setup" and you're good to go.

If only I had the time/energy to invest more into Kolab :/

cheers
James


James Mills / prologic

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On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 12:33 PM, Michael Mansour <mmansour at ostech.com.au>wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Why isn't Kolab 3.2 (and Kolab in general) provided in a downloadable ISO?
>
> We know Kolab 3 quite well and went to install 3.2 on the latest CentOS
> 6.5 to test new features, hours of problems later we gave up on CentOS 6.5
> and started considering CentOS 6.4 before asking the question, why are we
> wasting time doing this? why is this so hard? why isn't there an appliance
> or an ISO download bundling Kolab 3.2 that you just boot and build onto a
> VM guest? (boot the ISO, build the OS, boot the OS, auto-run installer).
>
> Such a facility would make an admins life so simple.
>
> We checked some third party "corporate servers" which have ISO releases
> and bundle Kolab, but the pricing is prohibitive to really take seriously.
>
> Michael.
>
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