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...ite, a global database needs to be registered in the Open-Xchange server's configuration database. At the storage layer, global databases are handled just like the ...file <tt>globaldb.yml</tt>. The next chapter describes the global database configuration file in more detail.

If not already done, add the following repositories to your Open-Xchange yum configuration: If not already done, add the following repositories to your Open-Xchange yum configuration:

...users will get the message ''The action "store" is disabled due to server configuration'' when they directly access

...o not get a "Success", then check the logs and guard.properties file for a configuration issue. === Step 3: Configuration File ===

...L deployment and using the "Alter Subscriptions" button. After saving this configuration, the RHEL installation is capable to fetch all required software packages f After initializing the configuration, start the Open-Xchange service by executing:

...n part of Sieve in this article, therefore we will only tell the important configuration settings needed for Sieve to get integrated with Open-Xchange. ...of SpamAssassin in this article, therefore we will only tell the important configuration settings needed for SpamAssassin to get integrated with Open-Xchange.

...es. This behavior can be configured through documenterconverter.properties configuration file. The Document Converter is only available via a valid Open-Xchange lic Add the following repositories to your Open-Xchange yum configuration:

...s and requires configuration changes. To get all required new packages and configuration changes, the following '''must''' be done when installing updates. ...s and requires configuration changes. To get all required new packages and configuration changes, the following '''must''' be done when installing updates.

'''Installation and Configuration of LDAP Addressbook Plugin = Configuration =

== Configuration ==

...working MySQL service in one of the supported versions / flavors with the configuration / tunings applied as mentioned on our [[My.cnf|corresponding page]]. After initializing the configuration, start the Open-Xchange service by executing:

...working MySQL service in one of the supported versions / flavors with the configuration / tunings applied as mentioned on our [[My.cnf|corresponding page]]. After initializing the configuration, start the Open-Xchange service by executing:

== Leftover configuration files and runtime data == ...e all files ending in .rpmsave or .rpmnew once you are confident that your configuration is working after the update.

== Leftover configuration files and runtime data == ...e all files ending in .rpmsave or .rpmnew once you are confident that your configuration is working after the update.

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...L deployment and using the "Alter Subscriptions" button. After saving this configuration, the RHEL installation is capable to fetch all required software packages f After initializing the configuration, start the Open-Xchange service by executing:

...nge/sbin/checkconfigconsistency</tt>, which will check for some well known configuration mistakes

{{=}} Configuration and Tweaks {{=}} * {{DocLink|docpath=Html-Whitelist|name=HTML Whitelist configuration}}

Configuration file `/opt/open-xchange/etc/hazelcast.properties' == Leftover configuration files and runtime data ==

* In OX, go to the Configuration panel (by clicking on the wrench icon in the upper right) * From the tree view on the left, choose Configuration -> Import