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Installation and Upgrades / Re: eth0 Proxy and eth1 transparent proxy
« on: April 17, 2012, 11:20:16 pm »
In 2.2.1 we could not get it to work, we don't need it either so our energy goes to other items.
When you setup the proxy in NOT transparant mode + captiveportal, and then use authoritive http access filters based on the user groups. You can make whatever blockade you want but it was not blocking for the right groups.
Now I have not tried this more then 2 times, then moved on.
When you setup the proxy in NOT transparant mode + captiveportal, and then use authoritive http access filters based on the user groups. You can make whatever blockade you want but it was not blocking for the right groups.
Now I have not tried this more then 2 times, then moved on.
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: Email disclaimer
« on: April 16, 2012, 09:33:36 pm »You can run the hook manually and line by line, then you should see the same behavior, and possibly get to fix the issue with the Sed cmd's in there.
On a side note: The upcoming Zarafa 7.1.0 next major release will have "native" options for this.
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: Multiple Gateways Routing of Proxy Traffic
« on: April 11, 2012, 08:26:41 pm »
No, this is Network > Gateways > Balance traffic (second tab)
Enable the traffic balancing and create rules
Enable the traffic balancing and create rules
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: missing "english (US)" Language in Zarafa
« on: April 10, 2012, 11:02:32 pm »
Yes that is the right file.
For those techies out these, this is the patch file contents.
Issue is fixed in ZCP-7.0.7, the beta should be out end of the week or begin next.
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For those techies out these, this is the patch file contents.
Issue is fixed in ZCP-7.0.7, the beta should be out end of the week or begin next.
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Code: [Select]
defaults.php
===================================================================
diff -u -N -r31303 -r33723
--- /defaults.php (.../defaults.php) (revision 31303)
+++ /defaults.php (.../defaults.php) (revision 33723)
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@
*/
if(!defined('ENABLE_DIRECT_BOOKING')) define('ENABLE_DIRECT_BOOKING', true);
-if(!defined('ENABLED_LANGUAGES')) define("ENABLED_LANGUAGES", "de_DE;en_EN;es_ES;fi_FI;fr_FR;he_IL;hu_HU;it_IT;nb_NO;nl_NL;pl_PL;pt_BR;ru_RU;zh_CN");
+if(!defined('ENABLED_LANGUAGES')) define("ENABLED_LANGUAGES", "de_DE;en_EN;en_US;es_ES;fi_FI;fr_FR;he_IL;hu_HU;it_IT;nb_NO;nl_NL;pl_PL;pt_BR;ru_RU;zh_CN");
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: How to use Zentyal with Zarafa
« on: April 07, 2012, 05:48:58 pm »
No offense taken Cristian, i know the system structure quite well..
But Zarafa indeed has a clear defined target market but does not limit itself to it. There is every intention to be fully imap compliant, however doing that actually makes imap only work for apple (excellent api/standard implementation!!) but kills thunderbird and evolution. So in the end there is compromise.
The dovecot approach uses a mapi backend interface, its not my project but just check it out at the http://community.zarafa.com hub.
But Zarafa indeed has a clear defined target market but does not limit itself to it. There is every intention to be fully imap compliant, however doing that actually makes imap only work for apple (excellent api/standard implementation!!) but kills thunderbird and evolution. So in the end there is compromise.
The dovecot approach uses a mapi backend interface, its not my project but just check it out at the http://community.zarafa.com hub.
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: missing "english (US)" Language in Zarafa
« on: April 07, 2012, 05:41:17 pm »
Check the config file, you can re enable languages there. There was a cleanup recently in that list, that might be off for your system.
Always helps to list the version you run (you can see it when you start webaccess login) when posting things like this.
Always helps to list the version you run (you can see it when you start webaccess login) when posting things like this.
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: How to use Zentyal with Zarafa
« on: April 07, 2012, 12:05:34 pm »
Dovecot uses its own storage indeed, and IMAP to zarafa is just another gateway to access your MAPI store. Imap was totally rewritten in 7.0 and further improved in the upcoming 7.1. But if you look at it that way you are making a real mix of all kinds of systems, and imho an administrative mess/nightmare. 
Zarafa is a Groupware collaboration system, you can not compare it to a straight solution as dovecot as you then lack all context integrations that make it 'collaboration'+ 'platform'. (A context is mail, calendering, tasks, notes, drafts, delegations & access, shared resources, folders etc etc. )
If you would like more info on this drop by in #zarafa on freenode irc.
For those interested: you can actually mix Dovecot + Zarafa using 'mailbridge', a community project that makes a subset of dovecot mailboxes into transparantly connected zarafa boxes. So you could have 1000 dovecot users and 100 zarafa users while all of them use the same IMAP server settings, and the 100 users can additionally also use webaccess, and outlook + mobile email with activesync. Not a zentyal out-of-the box solution, but one that they can do in project form.
Zarafa is a Groupware collaboration system, you can not compare it to a straight solution as dovecot as you then lack all context integrations that make it 'collaboration'+ 'platform'. (A context is mail, calendering, tasks, notes, drafts, delegations & access, shared resources, folders etc etc. )
If you would like more info on this drop by in #zarafa on freenode irc.
For those interested: you can actually mix Dovecot + Zarafa using 'mailbridge', a community project that makes a subset of dovecot mailboxes into transparantly connected zarafa boxes. So you could have 1000 dovecot users and 100 zarafa users while all of them use the same IMAP server settings, and the 100 users can additionally also use webaccess, and outlook + mobile email with activesync. Not a zentyal out-of-the box solution, but one that they can do in project form.
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: How to use Zentyal with Zarafa
« on: April 07, 2012, 12:00:19 am »
..did not spot greavette's wish list.
"I was hoping that Zarafa had a web access portion with shared/common addressbook that would allow us to connect through IMAP to our mail server. :"
I presume you mean you want to retrieve email from an external imap/pop server to zarafa. Zarafa is an open-architecture platform, meaning that the system is to be used with some other essential components of your distribution type like mysql and postfix or exim etc etc. therefor it also allows more complex postfix setups, integrations and additions in those parts without having to interfear with zarafa. With Zentyal our friends did 99% of the default setup already and modification requires more care. However what you seem to want is actually covered by a clean install and setup along with some GUI input.
1. Webaccess > Check! OK
2. shared/common addressbook > Check! OK
3. allow us to connect through IMAP to our mail server > Check! OK (that is a fetchmail setup in zentyal to your zarafa account)
So get started.
(ZCP feature list: http://doc.zarafa.com/trunk/Feature_List/en-US/pdf/Zarafa_Collaboration_Platform-7.0-Feature_List-en-US.pdf? )
When used in production sites I would always recommend the coverage of a subscription unless you happen to be both a zentyal+zarafa ninja.
"I was hoping that Zarafa had a web access portion with shared/common addressbook that would allow us to connect through IMAP to our mail server. :"
I presume you mean you want to retrieve email from an external imap/pop server to zarafa. Zarafa is an open-architecture platform, meaning that the system is to be used with some other essential components of your distribution type like mysql and postfix or exim etc etc. therefor it also allows more complex postfix setups, integrations and additions in those parts without having to interfear with zarafa. With Zentyal our friends did 99% of the default setup already and modification requires more care. However what you seem to want is actually covered by a clean install and setup along with some GUI input.
1. Webaccess > Check! OK
2. shared/common addressbook > Check! OK
3. allow us to connect through IMAP to our mail server > Check! OK (that is a fetchmail setup in zentyal to your zarafa account)
So get started.
(ZCP feature list: http://doc.zarafa.com/trunk/Feature_List/en-US/pdf/Zarafa_Collaboration_Platform-7.0-Feature_List-en-US.pdf? )
When used in production sites I would always recommend the coverage of a subscription unless you happen to be both a zentyal+zarafa ninja.
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: Multiple Gateways Routing of Proxy Traffic
« on: April 06, 2012, 11:43:50 pm »
this is what you exactly can do with the Balance Traffic rules.
It even has the option to select the whole internal subnet (eth) and to select the gateway
It even has the option to select the whole internal subnet (eth) and to select the gateway
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: eth0 Proxy and eth1 transparent proxy
« on: April 02, 2012, 11:44:36 pm »
I would be really interested to hear if you actually get the user-group based proxy authentication working. 
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: Captive portal only for a group of users not all of them
« on: April 01, 2012, 09:49:05 pm »
As you likely have your WLAN router connected to another internal LAN port it should be easy (as a bonus you could also try to get it to authenticate to Radius).
If you have a build in WLAN card in your server that acts as a bridge for the WLAN users the same applies.
If you have a build in WLAN card in your server that acts as a bridge for the WLAN users the same applies.
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: How to use Zentyal with Zarafa
« on: April 01, 2012, 08:27:17 pm »
>christian: "using the integrated "fetchmail" service provided with standard Zentyal mail service (I mean not the Zarafa one)."
This is non-sense, Zarafa does not come with a fetchmail. If you install the zarafa stack as offered in zentyal 2.2 it installs all required subparts. If you then add fetchmail parts then these are transparently delivered to the zarafa mailboxes (thats actually a beautifull thing as it shows how well user accounts etc are integrated between zentyal & zarafa).
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@greavette
Zarafa does not require a license, but requires a subscription for support or if you want more then the 3 free outlook connector accounts you may use initually. The subscription for support may be obtained from zentyal. With the subscription you support the ongoing development of Zarafa and also Zentyal + you get the help you need from professional support. Else you can ask always for help in forums.zarafa.com and #zarafa on freenode IRC.
Please note that the zentyal gui is usefull for the common and general feature configuration of Zarafa, but the system is capable of doing much more.
For details on the system access the documentation of zarafa via http://doc.zarafa.com/7.0/ (the user and admin manual)
This is non-sense, Zarafa does not come with a fetchmail. If you install the zarafa stack as offered in zentyal 2.2 it installs all required subparts. If you then add fetchmail parts then these are transparently delivered to the zarafa mailboxes (thats actually a beautifull thing as it shows how well user accounts etc are integrated between zentyal & zarafa).
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@greavette
Zarafa does not require a license, but requires a subscription for support or if you want more then the 3 free outlook connector accounts you may use initually. The subscription for support may be obtained from zentyal. With the subscription you support the ongoing development of Zarafa and also Zentyal + you get the help you need from professional support. Else you can ask always for help in forums.zarafa.com and #zarafa on freenode IRC.
Please note that the zentyal gui is usefull for the common and general feature configuration of Zarafa, but the system is capable of doing much more.
For details on the system access the documentation of zarafa via http://doc.zarafa.com/7.0/ (the user and admin manual)
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: master/slave manual password sync
« on: March 04, 2012, 10:49:55 pm »
so did you fix this?
Or perhaps acquired support from zentyal before abandoning it?
Or perhaps acquired support from zentyal before abandoning it?
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: Can I disable/remove Web Server module?
« on: March 04, 2012, 04:31:08 pm »
just remove it under components, or change the default port to something else, or disable the module, OR change the behavior via stubs.
what a choices !
what a choices !
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: Slowness in control panel Zentyal
« on: February 27, 2012, 08:29:26 pm »
Please share this tuneup with us 