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Topic: Replace Roundcube with SOGo

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I started with iRedmail 9.4 and just updated to 9.5 as per your document. When I first installed iRedmail I neglected to install SOGo. I now wish to do so, is there an document that explains how this can be accomplished. If necessary I can always reinstall the whole system as I have ample backups, but I am hoping to avoid that route.

I also wanted to confirm that SOGo is a replacement for roundcube, or do you run both each having different functionality.

As always any help is appreciated

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Re: Replace Roundcube with SOGo

If the iRedMail-0.9.4 directory is still on your server, e.g. /root/iRedMail-0.9.4/, you can try this step to install it:

*) Make sure file 'runtime/install.status' exist.
*) Open file `config` in iRedMail-0.9.4, find line like this:

export USE_SOGO='NO'

*) Replace 'NO' by 'YES' like this:

export USE_SOGO='YES'

*) run iRedMail installer again, when it asks you to use existing config file, answer 'y'. iRedMail will skip other components and just install SOGo.

bash iRedMail.sh

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Re: Replace Roundcube with SOGo

Zhang

Is SOGo a complete replacement for roundcube?

Andrew

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Re: Replace Roundcube with SOGo

*) Roundcube is a webmail.
*) SOGo is a webmail, a calendar/contacts/tasks server and web UI.

So, i guess the answer to your question is "YES".

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Re: Replace Roundcube with SOGo

ZhangHuangbin wrote:

*) Roundcube is a webmail.
*) SOGo is a webmail, a calendar/contacts/tasks server and web UI.

So, i guess the answer to your question is "YES".

Important note: sieve rules generated by SOGo is not compatible with Roundcube webmail, so if you're running both Roundcube and SOGo, you must disable sieve support (including forwarding and vacation support) in one of them to avoid incompatible sieve rules.

So do I need to  uninstall roundcube and how