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Install Apache/Httpd
This manual page documents briefly the a2enmod and a2dismod commands. A2enmod is a script that enables the specified module within the apache2 configuration. Apt-get install apache2 apachectl -v This is to upgrade your existing Apache2 version to the latest version. After upgrading, the apachectl -v command will reveal your upgraded Apache version. This will be 2.4.29 or later. CentOS / RHEL Both CentOS and RHEL default repositories come with Apache versions around 2.4.6.
For PHP 5
For PHP 7 (Ubuntu 16.04> and Debian 9>)
SUSE already comes with a preinstalled apache server we only need to enable additional add-ons
Enable the module version
Depending on the SUSE version one of the following php versions should be enabled
For PHP 5
For PHP 7 (Ubuntu 16.04> and Debian 9>)
SUSE already comes with a preinstalled apache server we only need to enable additional add-ons
Enable the module version
Depending on the SUSE version one of the following php versions should be enabled
Install WebApp
Add the following lines to the earlier create kopano.list in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
Take note that the following is an example for Debian 10. Adjust them according to your specific distribution if needed, such as Ubuntu_18.04
If not already done for core add our key aswell Ck2 traits.
Install Apache
Now install kopano-Webapp
Add the following lines to the earlier create kopano.repo in /etc/yum.repos.d/
Take note that the following is an example for RHEL 7 and CentOS 7. Adjust them according to your specific distribution if needed
Sudo A2enmod Ssl
Add the following lines to the earlier create kopano.repo in /etc/zypp/repos.d/
Take note that the following is an example for SLE 12. Adjust them according to your specific distribution if needed.
We need to reload Apache/Httpd in order to enable the WebApp site.
Stata exe free download. Underground sprinkler system design software. Or use systemd
Please make sure that apache2 is enabled with systemd on startup
or use systemd
Since WebApp 3.4.0 secure cookies are enabled by default this means that you can't access the WebApp without ssl certificates.
This can be turned off by enabling insecure cookies in /etc/kopano/webapp/config.php
Please make sure the web server is enabled on system startup.
It can be enabled using systemctl enable, for example
Go to the url/IP of your Webapp server and you should see the WebApp login page
