[commits] [Wiki] changed: FAQ/Admin/General

[Jan Schneider]

jan  Thu, 28 Apr 2011 11:30:33 +0000

Modified page: http://wiki.horde.org/FAQ/Admin/General
New Revision:  2.6
Change log:  Generalize, update

@@ -16,10 +16,10 @@

  +++ On what platforms does Horde run?
  Horde is developed on Unix, with the Apache web server, so it  
//should// certainly work on any Unix that you can build Apache and  
PHP on. Being written in PHP means that it should work anywhere that  
PHP works, though, so if you're not on Unix, please give it a try and  
[mailto:dev at lists.horde.org let us know] how things turn out!

-++++ Does Horde run on Windows 95 or NT/2K/XP?
-Horde and all the Horde Components are known to work under Windows  
NT/2K/XP with Apache and PHP4 with acceptable performance. IMP and  
Turba, at least, are also believed to work on Windows NT/2K with IIS  
and PHP4.
+++++ Does Horde run on Windows?
+Horde and all the Horde Components are known to work under Windows  
with Apache and PHP with acceptable performance. IMP and Turba, at  
least, are also believed to work on Windows with IIS and PHP.

  +++ How can I get help with setting up Horde?
  The best place to turn after reading the documentation is to the  
appropriate [http://www.horde.org/mail/ mailing list] for the  
component you're trying to install. Make sure you describe the problem  
clearly, including all error messages you might have received. Include  
the version of all the software you're using, including PHP, your web  
server, your database, any mail or LDAP servers you might be using,  
and, if the errors are occurring in use, what browser and OS are being  
used to access it.

@@ -34,9 +34,9 @@

  +++ Is there a mailing list for Horde and its components?
  Not just //a// mailing list, but //many//. The  
[http://www.horde.org/mail/ Horde mailing lists], one for each  
component and then some, and the most active ones are also  
[http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/ archived and searchable].

-Horde users are encouraged to join the //announce// list and the list  
specific to their module; those interested in getting their hands a  
little dirty might also wish to join the //horde// and //dev// lists.  
Those interested in knowing everything that's going on with Horde  
development might wish to join the machine-generated //cvs// and  
//bugs// list, which report changes in the CVS repository and in the  
bugs database.
+Horde users are encouraged to join the //announce// list and the list  
specific to their module; those interested in getting their hands a  
little dirty might also wish to join the //horde// and //dev// lists.  
Those interested in knowing everything that's going on with Horde  
development might wish to join the machine-generated //commits// and  
//bugs// list, which report changes in the Git repository and in the  
bugs database.

  +++ I found a bug in Horde. Who should I tell?
  Before you do anything, take a moment to read this  
[http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/bugs.html article on bug  
reporting], and keep its comments in mind when reporting Horde bugs.