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I have allready installed Zarafa on my SME and it looks great, but i miss a lot of configuration things in the wiki.
 
I have allready installed Zarafa on my SME and it looks great, but i miss a lot of configuration things in the wiki.
 
I would be able enter them but i also want to ask for permission first.
 
I would be able enter them but i also want to ask for permission first.
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Sorry Stephen, i did not notice your comments (rss feeds do not always show me all the changes somehow) otherwise i would have updated it. I leave it up to the more knowledgeable if this upgrade-to-6.30-info is more appropriate here or on the page itself or just is not useful at all...
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=== Upgrade to Zarafa 6.30 ===
 
=== Upgrade to Zarafa 6.30 ===

Revision as of 15:47, 27 July 2009

If you can advise on standard configuration, please make it a bug so it is added to the rpm

Snoble 07:32, 22 December 2008 (UTC)

I have allready installed Zarafa on my SME and it looks great, but i miss a lot of configuration things in the wiki. I would be able enter them but i also want to ask for permission first.



Sorry Stephen, i did not notice your comments (rss feeds do not always show me all the changes somehow) otherwise i would have updated it. I leave it up to the more knowledgeable if this upgrade-to-6.30-info is more appropriate here or on the page itself or just is not useful at all...

--jester 14:47, 27 July 2009 (UTC)


Upgrade to Zarafa 6.30

The new Zarafa 6.30 version has some interesting new features with the most interesting one CALDAV support.


As a precausion backup the MySQL database (files we be placed in: /home/e-smith/db/mysql/):

 signal-event pre-backup

Download the new version from the Zarafa website (rhel4 / i386 / 3 Outlook license (or GPL)) and extract it: http://www.zarafa.com/download-community

 tar -zxvf zarafa-6.30-rhel4-i386.tar.gz

Stop the Zarafa server:

 /etc/e-smith/events/actions/zarafa-services-stop
 yum localinstall  zarafa-6*.rpm zarafa-webaccess-6*.rpm libical*.i386.rpm libvmime*.i386.rpm zarafa-licensed-6*.rpm (last not required for GPL)

To regenerate the configuration files:

 /etc/e-smith/events/actions/zarafa-services start

With this new version some database conversions need to be done, This process must not be interrupted! So we will start the server and tail the server.log for this process to complete:

 /etc/init.d/zarafa-server start
 tail -f /var/log/zarafa/server.log

You'll see some messages about creating and updating tables... wait until you see the 'Startup succeeded' message (see example output below). This process can take a fair amount of time if you have a lot of users and/or big mailboxes, or a few seconds for light use.

 Start: Adding externid to 'object' table
 Done: Adding externid to 'object' table
 Start: Creating Single Instance Attachment table
 Done: Creating Single Instance Attachment table
 Start: Locking multiserver capability
 Done: Locking multiserver capability
 Start: Creating Addressbook Changes table
 Done: Creating Addressbook Changes table
 Start: Updating 'singleinstances' table to correct tag value
 Done: Updating 'singleinstances' table to correct tag value
 Listening for pipe connections on /var/run/zarafa
 Listening for TCP connections on port 237
 Startup succeeded on pid 22957

To finish things off:

 signal-event post-upgrade ; signal-event reboot

N.B. I updated my test box yesterday (07/25). In testing CalDAV from iCal, I found issues in the ical.log and the client would not connect to the calendar. I've raised it on the Zarafa forums. Des Dougan.