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Topic: Installation of SoGo after initial Install

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Is it possible to Install SoGo after initial Install?
I missed the option and don't want to have to re-install to get Sogo Functionality/

Thanks

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Re: Installation of SoGo after initial Install

Try this:

*) Make sure there's a file "config" under your iRedMail-0.9.3 directory. e.g. /root/iRedMail-0.9.3/config.

*) Open the "config" file, find variable 'USE_SOGO=NO', update it to:

export USE_SOGO='YES'

*) The "config" file should contain additional 2 variables too:

export SOGO_DB_PASSWD=
export SOGO_SIEVE_MASTER_PASSWD=

If not exist, please add them with random and strong passwords. for example:

export USE_SOGO='YES'
export SOGO_DB_PASSWD='EikoCfQ6kGq7AE91oT1Tmzhvzrpion'
export SOGO_SIEVE_MASTER_PASSWD='eIKOCfQ6kGq7AE91oT1Tmzhvzrpion'

*) Run iRedMail installer as usual:

bash iRedMail.sh

When it says it found an existing config file, please type 'y' (or 'Y', without quotes) to use it. It will skip other components and just install SOGo.

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Re: Installation of SoGo after initial Install

Did it work ? I also would like to install SOGO but wouldnt it break everything if I run the iRedmail.sh Script again ?

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Re: Installation of SoGo after initial Install

It should work the same way with sogo -- but you have to either install sogo packages manually first, or comment out 'export status_install_all_pkgs="DONE"' in runtime/install.status, so that iRedMail will install required packages.

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Re: Installation of SoGo after initial Install

Hello,

To avoid potential double threads I will reply here first.

I had installed iRedMail 0.9.5-1 on Ubuntu 14.04 but I selected not to install SOGo. The mail server runs fine.

Now some clients want to add their email accounts to Outlook, and I read that SOGo was required for that to be done.

I have tried to install SOGo onto my existing iRedMail installation using the instructions above, however they got me nowhere.

After I commented out   'export status_install_all_pkgs="DONE"' in runtime/install.status, I ran bash iRedMail.sh

It skips everything as it should until it gets to sogo configs and it gives me this:

[ INFO ] Configure SOGo Groupware (Webmail, Calendar, Address Book, ActiveSync).
Could not open required defaults file: /iRedMail-0.9.5-1/.mysql-root-defaults-file
Fatal error in defaults handling. Program aborted
chown: invalid user: 'sogo:sogo'
chown: invalid user: 'sogo:sogo'

Any help is appreciated.
I saw several guides on how to install sogo separately but I am not sure how to configure it right to work with my already iinstalled and fucntional iRedMail.

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Re: Installation of SoGo after initial Install

Dear @sameh.onaissi,

Please follow this tutorial to fix the SOGo installation:
http://www.iredmail.org/docs/sogo-centos-6-mysql.html

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Re: Installation of SoGo after initial Install

Hello ZhangHuangbin,

Thanks for the reply.

That guide is for CentOS 6. My installation is on Ubuntu 14.04

Is there a similar guide for Ubuntu?
I had come across that one before, but never came across one for Ubuntu.

Thanks for your help.

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Re: Installation of SoGo after initial Install

Besides the package installation (yum vs apt-get, and different package names), other parts are almost same. So how about give it a try? maybe test on virtual machine first.

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Re: Installation of SoGo after initial Install

ZhangHuangbin wrote:

Besides the package installation (yum vs apt-get, and different package names), other parts are almost same. So how about give it a try? maybe test on virtual machine first.



Hello again,

Following the above instructions, I got to a dead end, so it seems.
I can't find the apache SOGo.conf file to comment out the 2 ProxyPass directives.

I saw that someone (maybe you? ZhangHuanbin) reported this as a bug here: https://sogo.nu/bugs/bug_relationship_g … h=relation

However, the file is not in conf-available either.

I should mention that I only installed sogo, since I couldn't find other packages names for Ubuntu  (sope49-gdl1-mysql sogo-activesync sogo-ealarms-notify sogo-tool)


Any further ideas?

Thanks again.

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Re: Installation of SoGo after initial Install

The bug was reported by me, and it was fixed for a long time.
You can run command "dpkg -L sogo" to figure out which files were installed by SOGo package, then find the one you want to modify.

sameh.onaissi wrote:

I should mention that I only installed sogo, since I couldn't find other packages names for Ubuntu  (sope49-gdl1-mysql sogo-activesync sogo-ealarms-notify sogo-tool)

You can check the apt repo to get the package names:
https://packages.inverse.ca/SOGo/nightly/3/ubuntu/pool/