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Dominik.epple: /* Open-Xchange configuration */

2018-06-05T12:49:52Z

Open-Xchange configuration

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	Add the ''-i'' option if you want to remove an already existing open-xchange configdb.		Add the ''-i'' option if you want to remove an already existing open-xchange configdb.

	'''Note:''' The -a parameter adds an ''openexchange'' account to MySQL. This account will be used for database connections from the OX App Suite middleware and requires ~~ALL PRIVILEGES~~. You can also create that account manually [[OXLoadBalancingClustering_Database#Creating_Open-Xchange_user\|during database installation / configuration]], in which case you can skip the ''-a'' parameter here.		'''Note:''' The -a parameter adds an ''openexchange'' account to MySQL. This account will be used for database connections from the OX App Suite middleware and requires [[AppSuite:DB_user_privileges\|some privileges]]. You can also create that account manually [[OXLoadBalancingClustering_Database#Creating_Open-Xchange_user\|during database installation / configuration]], in which case you can (should) skip the ''-a'' parameter here.

	Before starting any service, all basic configuration files need to be set up correctly. The ''--configdb-pass'' option indicates the password of the ''openexchange'' database user previously created, the ''--master-pass'' options specifies the password of the Open-Xchange ''adminmaster'' user that will be created when executing the ''oxinstaller'' script.		Before starting any service, all basic configuration files need to be set up correctly. The ''--configdb-pass'' option indicates the password of the ''openexchange'' database user previously created, the ''--master-pass'' options specifies the password of the Open-Xchange ''adminmaster'' user that will be created when executing the ''oxinstaller'' script.

Dominik.epple: /* Open-Xchange configuration */

2018-06-05T12:36:07Z

Open-Xchange configuration

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	** Responsibility: Manage users/groups/resources inside a context		** Responsibility: Manage users/groups/resources inside a context

	~~In order to setup~~ the ~~Open-Xchange Server~~ it is ~~mandatory to have the database~~ running:		As stated above we assume the MySQL service has been installed previously, and it is running and available.

	~~$ {{{mysqlstart}}}~~		A good idea is to add the Open-Xchange binaries to PATH:

	'''Note:''' in case of a distributed setup, it is recommended to start mysql with --skip-name-resolve or to add all hosts to the hosts file of the database server so that slow DNS responses do not slow down the creation of new database connections. <br>
	In a distributed setup you should also take care of the fact that Open-Xchange supports only a Statement Based Replication at the moment ([http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/replication-formats.html http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/replication-formats.html]). See also [http://oxpedia.org/wiki/index.php?title=Load_balancing_and_clustering Load_balancing_and_clustering]

	a good idea is to add the Open-Xchange binaries to PATH:

	$ echo PATH=$PATH:/opt/open-xchange/sbin/ >> ~/.bashrc && . ~/.bashrc		$ echo PATH=$PATH:/opt/open-xchange/sbin/ >> ~/.bashrc && . ~/.bashrc
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	Now we have to initialize the Open-Xchange ''configdb'' database. This can all be done by executing the ''initconfigdb'' script.		Now we have to initialize the Open-Xchange ''configdb'' database. This can all be done by executing the ''initconfigdb'' script.

	$ /opt/open-xchange/sbin/initconfigdb --configdb-pass=db_password -a		$ /opt/open-xchange/sbin/initconfigdb --configdb-pass=db_password -a --mysql-root-passwd=root_password

			Use the ''--mysql-root-passwd'' option to supply the MySQL root password as configured during database installation.

	Add the ''-i'' option if you want to remove an already existing open-xchange configdb.		Add the ''-i'' option if you want to remove an already existing open-xchange configdb.

	'''Note:''' The -a parameter adds an ~~administrative~~ account to ~~mysql, this administrative~~ account ~~is required~~ for ~~the creation of the oxdatabase~~ database~~, you may find problems following~~ the ~~instructions of this tutorial if you either set a mysql root password or do not~~ create ~~this administrative~~ account, if you ~~have manually setup this administrative account, grant~~ the ~~permissions for database creation or you may find~~ a ~~problem in the context creation~~.		'''Note:''' The -a parameter adds an ''openexchange'' account to MySQL. This account will be used for database connections from the OX App Suite middleware and requires ALL PRIVILEGES. You can also create that account manually [[OXLoadBalancingClustering_Database#Creating_Open-Xchange_user\|during database installation / configuration]], in which case you can skip the ''-a'' parameter here.

	Before starting any service, all basic configuration files need to be set up correctly. The ''--configdb-pass'' option indicates the password of the ''openexchange'' database user previously created, the ''--master-pass'' options specifies the password of the Open-Xchange ''adminmaster'' user that will be created when executing the ''oxinstaller'' script.		Before starting any service, all basic configuration files need to be set up correctly. The ''--configdb-pass'' option indicates the password of the ''openexchange'' database user previously created, the ''--master-pass'' options specifies the password of the Open-Xchange ''adminmaster'' user that will be created when executing the ''oxinstaller'' script.

Dominik.epple at 13:37, 1 February 2013

2013-02-01T13:37:21Z

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	Before starting any service, all basic configuration files need to be set up correctly. The ''--configdb-pass'' option indicates the password of the ''openexchange'' database user previously created, the ''--master-pass'' options specifies the password of the Open-Xchange ''adminmaster'' user that will be created when executing the ''oxinstaller'' script.		Before starting any service, all basic configuration files need to be set up correctly. The ''--configdb-pass'' option indicates the password of the ''openexchange'' database user previously created, the ''--master-pass'' options specifies the password of the Open-Xchange ''adminmaster'' user that will be created when executing the ''oxinstaller'' script.

	Now is a good time to configure the way OX will authenticate to your mail server. Edit the file /opt/open-xchange/etc/groupware/mail.properties and change the com.openexchange.mail.loginSource to use. This is very important for servers that require your full email address to log in with.

Thomas.siedentopf: /* Open-Xchange configuration */

2012-11-23T16:14:29Z

Open-Xchange configuration

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	Before starting any service, all basic configuration files need to be set up correctly. The ''--configdb-pass'' option indicates the password of the ''openexchange'' database user previously created, the ''--master-pass'' options specifies the password of the Open-Xchange ''adminmaster'' user that will be created when executing the ''oxinstaller'' script.		Before starting any service, all basic configuration files need to be set up correctly. The ''--configdb-pass'' option indicates the password of the ''openexchange'' database user previously created, the ''--master-pass'' options specifies the password of the Open-Xchange ''adminmaster'' user that will be created when executing the ''oxinstaller'' script.

	Now is a good time to configure the way OX will authenticate to your mail server. Edit the file /opt/open-xchange/etc/mail.properties and change the com.openexchange.mail.loginSource to use. This is very important for servers that require your full email address to log in with.		Now is a good time to configure the way OX will authenticate to your mail server. Edit the file /opt/open-xchange/etc/groupware/mail.properties and change the com.openexchange.mail.loginSource to use. This is very important for servers that require your full email address to log in with.

Thomas.siedentopf: /* Open-Xchange configuration */

2012-11-23T16:11:50Z

Open-Xchange configuration

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	Before starting any service, all basic configuration files need to be set up correctly. The ''--configdb-pass'' option indicates the password of the ''openexchange'' database user previously created, the ''--master-pass'' options specifies the password of the Open-Xchange ''adminmaster'' user that will be created when executing the ''oxinstaller'' script.		Before starting any service, all basic configuration files need to be set up correctly. The ''--configdb-pass'' option indicates the password of the ''openexchange'' database user previously created, the ''--master-pass'' options specifies the password of the Open-Xchange ''adminmaster'' user that will be created when executing the ''oxinstaller'' script.

	Now is a good time to configure the way OX will authenticate to your mail server. Edit the file /opt/open-xchange/etc~~/groupware~~/mail.properties and change the com.openexchange.mail.loginSource to use. This is very important for servers that require your full email address to log in with.		Now is a good time to configure the way OX will authenticate to your mail server. Edit the file /opt/open-xchange/etc/mail.properties and change the com.openexchange.mail.loginSource to use. This is very important for servers that require your full email address to log in with.

WolfgangRosenauer at 08:03, 4 July 2012

2012-07-04T08:03:36Z

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	** Password used at this guide: db_password		** Password used at this guide: db_password
	** Responsibility: Execute all kinds of database operations		** Responsibility: Execute all kinds of database operations

	* The Open-Xchange Admin Master		* The Open-Xchange Admin Master
	** Username: oxadminmaster		** Username: oxadminmaster
	** Password used at this guide: admin_master_password		** Password used at this guide: admin_master_password
	** Responsibility: Manage contexts, manage all kinds of low level server configuration		** Responsibility: Manage contexts, manage all kinds of low level server configuration

	* The Context Admin		* The Context Admin
	** Username: oxadmin		** Username: oxadmin

Dennis Sieben: /* Open-Xchange configuration */

2012-06-01T08:26:21Z

Open-Xchange configuration

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	$ {{{mysqlstart}}}		$ {{{mysqlstart}}}

	'''Note:''' in case of a distributed setup, it is recommended to start mysql with --skip-name-resolve or to add all hosts to the hosts file of the database server so that slow DNS responses do not slow down the creation of new database connections.		'''Note:''' in case of a distributed setup, it is recommended to start mysql with --skip-name-resolve or to add all hosts to the hosts file of the database server so that slow DNS responses do not slow down the creation of new database connections. <br>
			In a distributed setup you should also take care of the fact that Open-Xchange supports only a Statement Based Replication at the moment ([http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/replication-formats.html http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/replication-formats.html]). See also [http://oxpedia.org/wiki/index.php?title=Load_balancing_and_clustering Load_balancing_and_clustering]

	a good idea is to add the Open-Xchange binaries to PATH:		a good idea is to add the Open-Xchange binaries to PATH:

Tlnathan: /* Open-Xchange configuration */

2012-03-31T13:29:09Z

Open-Xchange configuration

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	Before starting any service, all basic configuration files need to be set up correctly. The ''--configdb-pass'' option indicates the password of the ''openexchange'' database user previously created, the ''--master-pass'' options specifies the password of the Open-Xchange ''adminmaster'' user that will be created when executing the ''oxinstaller'' script.		Before starting any service, all basic configuration files need to be set up correctly. The ''--configdb-pass'' option indicates the password of the ''openexchange'' database user previously created, the ''--master-pass'' options specifies the password of the Open-Xchange ''adminmaster'' user that will be created when executing the ''oxinstaller'' script.

			Now is a good time to configure the way OX will authenticate to your mail server. Edit the file /opt/open-xchange/etc/groupware/mail.properties and change the com.openexchange.mail.loginSource to use. This is very important for servers that require your full email address to log in with.

Holgi at 08:48, 23 June 2010

2010-06-23T08:48:05Z

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	$ {{{mysqlstart}}}		$ {{{mysqlstart}}}

			'''Note:''' in case of a distributed setup, it is recommended to start mysql with --skip-name-resolve or to add all hosts to the hosts file of the database server so that slow DNS responses do not slow down the creation of new database connections.

	a good idea is to add the Open-Xchange binaries to PATH:		a good idea is to add the Open-Xchange binaries to PATH:

Einundswanzig: /* Open-Xchange configuration */

2010-01-20T22:50:33Z

Open-Xchange configuration

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	Add the ''-i'' option if you want to remove an already existing open-xchange configdb.		Add the ''-i'' option if you want to remove an already existing open-xchange configdb.

			'''Note:''' The -a parameter adds an administrative account to mysql, this administrative account is required for the creation of the oxdatabase database, you may find problems following the instructions of this tutorial if you either set a mysql root password or do not create this administrative account, if you have manually setup this administrative account, grant the permissions for database creation or you may find a problem in the context creation.

	Before starting any service, all basic configuration files need to be set up correctly. The ''--configdb-pass'' option indicates the password of the ''openexchange'' database user previously created, the ''--master-pass'' options specifies the password of the Open-Xchange ''adminmaster'' user that will be created when executing the ''oxinstaller'' script.		Before starting any service, all basic configuration files need to be set up correctly. The ''--configdb-pass'' option indicates the password of the ''openexchange'' database user previously created, the ''--master-pass'' options specifies the password of the Open-Xchange ''adminmaster'' user that will be created when executing the ''oxinstaller'' script.