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I just changed: sh /root/eGW_Full_Uninstall.sh to sh /root/eGW-Full-Uninstall.sh
imcintyre
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@jester: Yes this is correct. The result is the same... This is a minor update.
Cool34000
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@Cool34000: After installation of the new 1.4-9 rpm i noticed that file ownership an rights are different to the previous rpm's, is this correct?!
@Cool34000: After installation of the new 1.4-9 rpm i noticed that file ownership an rights are different to the previous rpm's, is this correct?!
Funambol clients known to work (because i've tested them):
Funambol clients known to work (because i've tested them):
* Windows Mobile client for PocketPC v6
* Windows Mobile client for PocketPC v6
Two installation bugs I have encountered with the latest SME Server (7.3, or is it 7.4 now?):
== Bugs ==
--[[User:Judgej|Judgej]] 14:36, 19 October 2008 (UTC)
1) Even though the 'egroupware' i-bay has the 'AllowOverride' flag set to 'All' in the SME Server configuration database, this does not end up in the httpd.conf script, since this i-bay is not a standard i-bay, i.e it is under /opt/egroupware/ rather than /home/e-smith/files/ibays/egroupware/. The AllowOverride flag sets to 'None', though I am unsure at the moment which template that comes from, as there are four or five templates that could be generating it.
2) The PHP CGI module is invoked for the rcp.php script, but it seems like PHP5 is needed for more than that script. Without PHP5 the AJAX alert script also fails (the one providing the 'notifications' functionality). It would be easier (and works) just setting the entire web share to use PHP5 CGI, rather than just that one script. This can be done - provided bug (1) is fixed - using this addition to .htaccess:
# Invoke PHP5 (CGI)
AddHandler php5-cgi .php
Action php5-cgi /php5-cgi/php
Alternatively, add /egroupware/xajax.php to the PHP5 list.
Just found this template:
/etc/e-smith/templates/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf/98egroupware
It sets the AllowOverride to None for the i-bay, and completely ignores the database setting. I think that is a bug. Changing this and signalling a i-bay change (explanding the template and restarting Apache) seems to get the thing working fine. Without the override set, I find that I cannot even keep a session going in the eGroupWare web pages for more than a couple of seconds.
--[[User:Larieu|Larieu]] 00:40, 27 May 2012 (MDT)
For SME8.x with egroupware 1.6 (listed on bottom of wiki page)
as per forum
http://forums.contribs.org/index.php/topic,48138.msg238817.html#msg238817[http://forums.contribs.org/index.php/topic,48138.msg238817.html#msg238817]
if your email page remain blank you-ll need to change the template and make this settings active
cp /etc/e-smith/templates/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf/98egroupware /etc/e-smith/templates-custom/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
edit the new 98egroupware and add on line 28 the path to /usr/share/pear
adn expand tempalte + restart httpsd-e-smith (or clasical signal-event post-upgrade....)
== Outlook Sync Experience ==
--[[User:Judgej|Judgej]] 14:49, 19 October 2008 (UTC)
This is a really important feature for clients. They just want to use Outlook and their Microsoft PDAs, because that is what they are used to.
I tried eGWOSync, but could not find out how to actually get it working. It seems to lack any kind of overview document, ie. to say this is what happens, this is what it looks like, and this is what you need to do in Outlook to actually use it. Perhaps I was missing something, but if I am, then it's not easy to find.
Funambol though - fantastic. It just installs, integrates, and works. I would recommend trying Funambol first.
One thing I need to know though (and I'm going to dig this out from where-ever it is): how are calendars shared? People in an office need to know where each other are, and when they are available.