Edit: https://forum.iredmail.org/post64194.html#p64194 seems to be the solution.

lug wrote:

Short Question: https://docs.iredmail.org/upgrade.iredm … dovecot-23

shall I also add the new ldap attribute if i dont use freebsd, because i still have dovecot 2.2 in ubuntu?

You better do.

It's very possible that you will upgrade to Dovecot sometime, or migrate to a new server which runs Dovecot-2.3, this way you need it.

Ok, just wanted to check if i don't break anything by applying that without having dovecot 2.3
thx

Short Question: https://docs.iredmail.org/upgrade.iredm … dovecot-23

shall I also add the new ldap attribute if i dont use freebsd, because i still have dovecot 2.2 in ubuntu?

You better do.

It's very possible that you will upgrade to Dovecot sometime, or migrate to a new server which runs Dovecot-2.3, this way you need it.

Hi Zhang,

so we actually need to upgrade the server to Debian 9 to be able to install 0.9.8 ?

Debian 8 “Jessie” i386, amd64, armel and armhf
LTS SUPPORT from 17th June 2018 to June 30, 2020

For new iRedMail installation, please use Debian 9 directly.

shall I also add the new ldap attribute if i dont use freebsd, because i still have dovecot 2.2 in ubuntu?

so we actually need to upgrade the server to Debian 9 to be able to install 0.9.8 ?

Debian 8 “Jessie” i386, amd64, armel and armhf
LTS SUPPORT from 17th June 2018 to June 30, 2020

johnsjs wrote:

Bionic packages are now available - will there be a new installer script or do you have instructions for manually adding SOGo 4?

iRedMail-0.9.8 was repacked with SOGo enabled on Ubuntu 18.04.

Thanks Zhang,

Bionic packages are now available - will there be a new installer script or do you have instructions for manually adding SOGo 4?

iRedMail-0.9.8 was repacked with SOGo enabled on Ubuntu 18.04.

ZhangHuangbin wrote:

I suggest wait for some more days if you want Ubuntu 18.04 + SOGo v4, and push SOGo team to package it.

Hi Zhang,

Bionic packages are now available - will there be a new installer script or do you have instructions for manually adding SOGo 4?

Thanks
John

Are we any closer to a packaged V4 SOGo iRedmail install - or is manual install the way to go?

Thanks
John

I've did a fresh install 3 days back.

Looks like there is a problem with the latest release.

1- IMAP accounts works for some accounts and not working for other accounts (very strange problem and I still can't solve it, nothing significant in the logs).
2- Active Sync working only on mobiles and doesn't work from outlook 2016 for windows or MAC. (I was able to make it work by adding autodiscover A records in my public and private DNS servers), now it is working fine.

I suggest wait for some more days if you want Ubuntu 18.04 + SOGo v4, and push SOGo team to package it.

Hi Zhang,

Bionic packages are now available - will there be a new installer script or do you have instructions for manually adding SOGo 4?

Thanks
John

What is the postfix version used by Iredmail 0.9.8?

iRedMail installs Postfix from Linux/BSD vendor package repository.

johnsjs wrote:

I think 18.04 is going to be SOGo 3 only for the time being.  The wonder of being LTS.  Can you package up the install using SOGo 3?

We're waiting for SOGo team to build packages for 18.04:
https://sogo.nu/bugs/view.php?id=4459

Hi Zhang,

It looks to me now like we could be waiting a while.  Everything I can see suggests that 18.04 LTS will get SOGo 3.2.10-1build1 rather than SOGo 4.

In order to get v4 on 18.04 is the best solution to install 16.04, iredmail (with SOGo v3), then update to 18.04 and SOGo v4?

I'd rather have an install package directly into 18.04, as everything I see suggests that a fresh install of long term support is better than an upgrade from the previous LTS version - although I have to admit I don't know how much truth there is in those claims.

Any thoughts please?