Re: Installation on Wheezy - Experiences
Paul Klos <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.kde.devel.kolab |
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| Message-ID | <20121106235934.2fcd2126__46774.4708680131$1352242736$gmane$org@Nokia-N900> |
> > > The third line normally points to the same > (self-signed) pem. > Ok, I followed Franz' suggestion and symlinked the files under the /etc/pki directory. I made the third line point to ca-certs.crt. I'll try this tomorrow. > We may want to patch > pykolab.git/share/templates/imapd.conf.tpl to > reflect the different certificate paths on Debian. > I think we probably should :-) > > Then, I found that ownership > > of /etc/kolab/kolab.conf is off, so I changed it: > > > > chown -R kolab:kolab /etc/kolab > > > > I think /etc/kolab/ only needs to be root:root > 0755, as long as /etc/kolab/kolab.conf is > kolab-n:kolab 0640. > Fair enough, I'll adapt the permissions. At any rate, this did get me one step further. > > I re-created my user, just to be sure. > > > > Now kolab --list-mailboxes still shows nothing > > but I can login to roundcube with my user. > > It's 'kolab list-mailboxes' or 'kolab lm'. > Yeah, that was a typo in my email. > For authentication errors, a simpler test is > 'testsaslauthd -u cyrus-admin -p <pass>' - same > goes for testing authentication for lesser users. > I'll have a go at that tomorrow. Status so far: some manual work is still required, and I still can't login to imap, neither from roundcube, nor from a 'real' mail client. Kind regards, Paul