Kolab installation successes

[manganneau at gestranet.net]

Hi,

Le 16/03/2017 à 21:55, Geoff Nordli a écrit :
> Hi.
>
> I will be deploying Kolab 16.1 on CentOS shortly.
>
> On the mailing list and community hub you only hear about all the things
> not working.
>
> It would be great to hear some people's successes; especially geared
> towards small business installations.

Actually, I am reinstalling a server from scratch, on debian 8.
My last experience was with kolab 3.1 and it was a bit difficult to 
configure the way I wanted.

I have tested K16 the past few days and here is what I think : cool :)
Installation is (very) easy, the roundcube working fine and really 
speed, kolab-webadmin easy as usual, etc...

I have not yet tested all sub-fonctionnality (seafile, sub domains, 
multiple domain) because I first have to migrate 60Go+ of mail (by the 
way the migration is successfull for the moment).

Migration of 389 : like a charm.
Migration of cyrus : like a charm.
Migration of sieve : need to activate the set of filter
Migration of calendars : like a charm
Migration of shared folders : like a charm

The 2 things not so cool :
- no cyradm : cyradm hangs and I can not log in cyrus admin console to 
set rights, create mb or reconstruct indexes; no clue on google
- I have not started to secure my installation, but it seems that it is 
still not very easy to set, even with letsencrypt.

This is really comforting me in kolab, because I can check that several 
years after an installation, my data are not lost or incompatible.

HTH,

>
> Also, if they have guam enabled/disabled.
>
> thanks,
>
> Geoff
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