Lots of problems with roundcube manual install (SOLVED : Go through yum for roundcube)

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Lots of problems with roundcube manual install (SOLVED : Go through yum for roundcube)

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Hello everybody!

I am a new user of the ClearOS community 6.
We have an old alcatel eyebox mail server to migrate....

My goal was to have the samed thing as before on ClearOS.
The product is really practical and answer to most of my needs BUT...

I needed to keep vacancy automatic answer by mail for absent collegues so i decided to install roundcube freely... very bad idear!! thrust me don't do that.
I am working on it since 3 days without have a working install now.

I followed the post on the installation of roundcube but nothing gone so easy as mentionned.

No problem with timezone but :

-Remember to check mysqld restart at reboot (socket errors)
-remember to check imap login (check enabled imap option in policies and some other tweacks)
-and Now what is my subject is for PEAR 1.7.1 and SMTP...

So Free yes but not in time...

Today i can't send any emails via smtp because of this error message :
i mention that i have the same error on outlook and roundcube...

Command died with status 255: "/usr/sbin/mailprefilter".
Command output: PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined method Net_SMTP::_put()
in /usr/clearos/apps/mail_routing/libraries/Transport.php on line 96

I tried to modify php code but that the snake game.... i think i am not allone but nothing remind about pear problems on ClearOS.

Have you ever eared about that issue?

Thanks in advance.

In Roundcube Webmail

Tuesday, December 08 2015, 12:40 PM

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David POTET

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Tuesday, December 08 2015, 04:31 PM - #Permalink
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For the moment it is OK. Filters and auto answer works well for free....

I know that is not really the best way for a business solution but we never paid for our mail server... and we don't want to start to pay know.

BUT i love clearOS and if we need some paid functions and a business version i think we won't hesitate (i dont think it is the good words in english..)

Thanks a lot
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Ben Chambers

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Tuesday, December 08 2015, 04:23 PM - #Permalink
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Perhaps that only happens if you pay for app-roundcubemail from the marketplace.

Correct! ;-)

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Nick Howitt

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Tuesday, December 08 2015, 04:14 PM - #Permalink
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If it is working, fine, but somewhere the installation has not worked. The installation routine should have automatically hooked onto system-mysql and not mysql but it does not really matter. It should also have created your databases and set the password. Perhaps that only happens if you pay for app-roundcubemail from the marketplace.

If you log onto roundcubemail do you see the filters under the settings menu?
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David POTET

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Tuesday, December 08 2015, 03:49 PM - #Permalink
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After some tweaks and hurts we arrived at the end of the tunel....

So For a good installe :

Install clearos
Install Mysql server
Install Webserver
Make a :
yum --enablerepo=clearos-contribs install roundcubemail
mv /usr/share/roundcubemail/.installer /usr/share/roundcubemail/installer
chown apache:apache /usr/share/roundcubemail/ –R

Configure mysql by the web based interface in webconfig by setting a root password and clic start to make it working at starting too.
Make a :
mysql -uroot -pyour_mysql_password -e"CREATE DATABASE roundcubemail;"
mysql -uroot -pyour_mysql_password -e"GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON roundcubemail.* TO your_roundcube_user@localhost IDENTIFIED BY 'roundcube_password';"
mysql -uroot -pyour_mysql_password roundcubemail < /usr/share/roundcubemail/SQL/mysql.initial.sql

And launch the installer by opening in webrowser : http://ipofserver/webmail/installer
we had a pb at this point without doing chown apache on roundcubemail folder with a big forbidden.

I think i don't mention some things...

But now it works!! Thanks Nick we had the same judgment and it was right because Pear and others goes better when packaged by and for ClearOS.
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David POTET

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Tuesday, December 08 2015, 01:44 PM - #Permalink
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Yes that is what im doing now.
i think i will have better result by this way you true.
I took my snapshot before that mistakes and i am installing mysql/webserver by the marketplace and i will try to install roundcube by YUM command...

I post after to say what is really better... lol

Thanks
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Nick Howitt

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Tuesday, December 08 2015, 01:19 PM - #Permalink
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Can you not just use yum to install from clearos-contribs? It may be hard to remove all traces of it now to do an rpm installation. I did have a howto on this site for manual installation but the config files have changed between 0.9.x and 1.x. The clearos-contribs rpm is much better as it builds in sieve filtering (out-of-office and so on)
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