[horde] setup

Fri Apr 24 04:04:32 UTC 2009

I see you're using Fedora. This tutorial is pretty stright forward and 
helpful:

http://wiki.horde.org/CentOS5InstallationNotes

J C escreveu:
> Thank you for all your help.  I have set the horde up fairly simply (or so I think)  just followed the instruction in the install file.  I have setup a test user for anyone who would like to test.  
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> jmail.jnctest.com 
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> user: test at jnctest.com
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> password: n123456K
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> I wouldnt think any more configuration would be needed but it does not go beyond here.
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> Date: Thu, 23 Apr 2009 14:17:16 -0700
> From: jdavis at standard.k12.ca.us
> To: jameync at hotmail.com
> Subject: Re: [horde] setup
>
> Usually the default is for POP...  Horde is non-trivial to get working, quite honestly.  You will need some unix/linux expertise to do it, for better or worse.  Knowing how to configure DNS (if you're hosted this is probably done for you), and how to set up your mail servers (you actually have two, one for inbound one for relaying and outbound), checking permissions etc.  I'm kinda getting the impression you're new to this - if I'm wrong I apologize.
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> The good news is that if your services (esp email) are hosted you can pick the hosting provider's brains on email configuration, and maybe dump some of the configuration off onto them.  If you're not hosted then you get to roll up your sleeves and start climbing a sometimes steep learning curve, depending on your prior experience.
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> User accounts:
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> There are several ways to manage them, and it depends on whether they are accounts local to the machine or if they are provided another way (Directory Services like openldap is my preferred method for large groups of users - might be overkill if you have < 50), so you need to know how the accounts are set up first, as horde will need to know also.
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> Bottom line - be sure you understand how to do this outside of horde before you try to get horde to do it.  Very important.  If you don;t know tackle that first before delving into horde configuration.  Not trying to scare you off...  I swear....
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> Most configuration is done in config.php and prefs.php for each module, and some require additional tweaking depending on what you're trying to accomplish.
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> Just keep digging at it, don't get discouraged, and ask for help.  Some people will be more helpful and patient than others.  If they're busy and answer tersely don;t take it personally.  
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> J C wrote: 
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> Right now we are using Squirrel mail which runs right on our linux server so right after we add an email user through the "Simple Control Panel" the user can access their email here http://www.jnctest.com/webmail/src/login.php.  This is just our test site.  I do not have to setup anything else for this to work.  My servers are through godaddy.  Suppose I get everything working properly my understanding is the admin portal for Horde will allow me to add email users and has an option to allow users who do not have an account to add themselves.  I did not know that IMAP/POP allowed users to be added or does the admin work another way?
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> Thank you again for all the help.  U guys have been very patient with me.  I really appreciate it.
> james
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> Date: Thu, 23 Apr 2009 10:35:27 -0700
> From: jdavis at standard.k12.ca.us
> To: jameync at hotmail.com
> Subject: Re: [horde] sync help
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> Ther are usually only two options - POP3 and IMAP.  Which server package are you using for a) sending mail (usually sendmail,qmail,or postfix) and b) retrieving mail (could also be the aforementioned, but if you're running dovecot, courier, or cyrus-imap, you're running IMAP).  I would hazard a guess that you are not running IMAP, and I believe horde requires IMAP.
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> see http://www.imap.org/about/whatisIMAP.html
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> Before diving into horde I would first use a conventional email client (thunderbird?) to try to send/receive mail to yourself to be sure your back end (SMTP, IMAP/POP, and DNS) are working correctly.  
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> Also, if you can telnet to port 143 you have imap.  
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> telnet <hostname or ip> 143
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> mine sez:  * OK <hostname> Cyrus IMAP4 v2.2.12-Invoca-RPM-2.2.12-8.1.RHEL4 server ready
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> If you get no response either your firewall is blocking or the service is improperly configured or just plain not installed or running.
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> I would again make sure it's running correctly before diving in to horde...
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> J C wrote: 
>  Thank you for all your help.  I have added my email to through the setup and then try to login using that email address and another email address that is not an admin.  Both email addresses I put in for the user name and try to login.  I do not get any error and no login failed error.  The page doesnt change at all.  I am running a linux server and add my email address using simple control panel.  The emails are sent using sendmail.  I have the horde installed on the server that the email address are.  I do not believe I am using IMAP though.  Am not really sure what that is other than a way to retrieve email from a server offsite.
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> thank you for any help
> james
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> Date: Wed, 22 Apr 2009 21:02:27 -0400
> From: rgarbalosa at pjpii.org
> To: horde at lists.horde.org
> Subject: [horde] sync help
>
> Hello,
>
> We have been working on being able to sync horde with mobile phones 
> and outlook. It works like a charm in outlook however we are having 
> difficulty with our mobile devices. We are trying to sync with the 
> funambol client and we get the following message:
>
> DEBUG: Backend of class SyncML_Backend_Horde created
> DEBUG: Started at 2009-04-22 20:21:43. Packet logged in 
> /tmp/sync/client_220.xml
> DEBUG: New session created: e4c483079fd5120089f98630defd516e
> DEBUG: Checking authentication for user rgarbalosa
> DEBUG: Authenticated: yes; version: 1.2; message ID: 1; source URI: 
> fbb-601894621; target URI: http://mail.pjpii.org/horde/rpc.php; user: 
> rgarbalosa; charset: UTF-8; wbxml: no
> DEBUG: SQL Query by SyncML_Backend_Horde::readSyncAnchors(): SELECT 
> syncml_clientanchor, syncml_serveranchor FROM horde_syncml_anchors 
> WHERE syncml_syncpartner = ? AND syncml_db = ? AND syncml_uid = ?, 
> values: fbb-601894621, contacts, rgarbalosa
> DEBUG: No info about previous syncs found for device fbb-601894621 
> and database card
> DEBUG: Creating SyncML_Sync object for database card; sync type 201
> DEBUG: Received <Final> from client.
> DEBUG: Handle <Final> for state Init
> DEBUG: Sending <Final> to client
> DEBUG: Return message completed
> DEBUG: Finished at 2009-04-22 20:21:43. Packet logged in 
> /tmp/sync/server_220.xml
>
>
> The only difference I have noted from the outlook log message is the 
> portion that states:
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> No info about previous syncs found for device ...
>
> All the other lines look the same. We have tried syncing with my 
> funambol at it works well. Is there something I am missing or can 
> check. We are using the latest release of the horde webmail.
>
> Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
>
> Rudy Garbalosa
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