[horde] Horde 4 Debian 6 Install Guide for Dummies

[Brian Spraker]

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> From: Ralf Lang <lang at b1-systems.de>
>To: horde at lists.horde.org 
>Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2012 9:58 AM
>Subject: Re: [horde] Horde 4 Debian 6 Install Guide for Dummies
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>> What I need is a step by step guide, WHAT belongs to WHAT and WHERE
>> should this and that be installed.
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>> Look, I just want a Horde 4 installed on my Debian 6, it can not be so
>> hard. So I wonder a lot why the documentation is made for super pear
>> gurus only.
>> I am very familiar with Linux, I use it since nearly 10 years and can
>> handle Horde 3 very good meanwhile. I also helped other Horde 3 users
>> fixing their problems.
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>It's not hard at all if you stick to the procedure. Install the libraries to the default pear dir.
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>First get the channel
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>pear channel-discover pear.horde.org
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>Then the Role
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>pear install Horde_Role
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>Then tell Horde_Role where your web dir is by running exactly the commandline which the output of above command gives your
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>THEN install the horde/webmail pattern with --alldeps or just horde
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>You probably don't want php-suhosin around.
>You probably want the version php-hash, php-tokenizer etc which are provided by debian.
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If this helps anyone, I just created an install guide for Horde 4 on Linux servers.  It shows the process that I followed.  I installed Pear as a separate installation to keep it from the system-wide version - and it also allows for upgrading Horde in a much easier way.

http://www.bsntech.com/bsntech-blog-mainmenu-321/computers-mainmenu-281/6121-installing-horde-4-webmail-in-linux.html

Brian S.





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