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Revision as of 12:28, 14 July 2010
Information and Installation of OXtender 2 for Mobile Web (Beta)
Description
The OXtender 2 for Mobile Web (Beta) lets you access data from Open-Xchange Server 6 with your iPhone or other internet enabled devices. Data of the following modules can be accessed:
- Calendar
- Contacts
- Task
Components
The OXtender 2 for Mobile Web (Beta) contains 2 parts. One part is dedicated to the iPhone as webclient and the other one is for most of the other mobile devices which dont have any WEBKIT powered browser installed. The OXtender is written in PHP and therefore requires that you have installed php5 on your Webserver including following modules which are need by the application:
- gettext
- json
- mcrypt
- curl
Requirements
- Debian Lenny or Etch, SUSE Linux Enterprise 10
- 1GB RAM
Download
Please note that everything from this page and beyond is in Beta: That means that nothing is final, changes will be made before final release, stability is not guaranteed and nothing from this site should be used in production.
Follow this link to download the Installation package and the Release Notes.
The access-data are:
- User name: oxmobileweb2
- Password: first$cut
Installation
- After the download of the package, you can start the installation via your favorite package manager. On Debian you can use "dpkg -i" or on SUSE you would use the "rpm -Uvh" command.
Configuration
- After the installation of the OXtender 2 for Mobile Web (Beta), you will find an Open-Xchange configuration file in /var/www/ox6-mobile/ called config.php. Please edit this file and set the hostname etc. according to your OX 6 installation. Make also sure your locales (en_EN@utf8,de_de@utf8)on the system are correctly installed and configured. Else you wont see any translated page.
- For more details and README see the systems documentation directory (/usr/share/doc).
Reporting
Open-Xchange is interested in learning about bugs, specifically in your runtime environment. If you experience any misbehaviors, please report bugs via our public bugzilla: " Open-Xchange Bugzilla Product: OXtender for Mobile Web
Please Note
After Installation of OXtender 2 for Mobile Web (Beta) on a Debian 32-bit systems Appointments may be displayed wrongly within the Mobile-GUI. Please read the SDB-Article to inform you about the reasons and solution.