[SOGo] BTS activities for Friday, November 05 2010

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Title: BTS activities for Friday, November 05 2010





  
BTS Activities

  Home page: http://www.sogo.nu/bugs
  Project: SOGo
  For the period covering: Friday, November 05 2010

  
  
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922
	2010-11-05 09:29:09
	new (open)
	Backend Calendar
	email-based alarms
	
	  
	
933
	2010-11-05 13:51:56
	new (open)
	with external server
	A newly added address to a carddav address book hosted on apple address book server ends with an error in srv-logfile
	
	  
	
952
	2010-11-05 12:03:12
	new (open)
	with SOGo
	autocompletion: synchronous requests
	
	  
	
649
	2010-11-05 10:54:01
	feedback (open)
	Web Mail
	selection of many messages in "live-loading"
	
	  
	
904
	2010-11-05 07:23:01
	assigned (open)
	Backend Calendar
	\r\r in VCALENDAR data
	
	  
	
  
  

Re: [SOGo] Running SOGo with ISPConfig

[Yokav]

Le 05/11/10 15:54, Jordan Clark a écrit :

I'm actually working through the same issues. I'm not quit there though.
The issue with just pointing it as the SQL is that ISPConfig 3 stores
it's passwords as MD5-Crypt. AFAIK, SOGo does not support that for the
SQL backed accounts. What I have done for now is create a duplicate LDAP
directory with my accounts (I only have a few accounts on that system
ATM but still a very temporary solution)


About the md5's passwords, you can use them as they're with SOGo by
activating this option into GNUstepDefaults:
SOGoUserSources = (
{
userPasswordAlgorithm = md5;
}



I have two other thoughts of getting it to work seamlessly. The first is
to use CAS. I do have CAS authenticating to the accounts in ISPConfig
(Via CAS's radius connector, openradius, and a MySQL view on the
dbispconfig DB) but I need to do some more digging to get SOGo working
with CAS. The second solution that I'm not quit so far down the road on
is having a read only instance of LDAP that uses sql as it's backend and
points to some creatively created MySQL views from the dbispconfig DB.

If anyone is interested in any of those two routes I would be happy to
share the configs and MySQL views that I have for linking to ISPConfig3.

Jordan

On 11/5/10 5:11 AM, m...@kmhermann.com wrote:

Hi,

does anyone have experience in running SOGo alongside ISPConfig 3? I have
a Ubuntu 10.10 server set up with ISPConfig; multiple domains; mailserver
on the same server, and would like to install SOGo here.

At this point, I'm using ISPConfig to manage email accounts. Would it be
possible to set up SOGo in such a way that accounts are automatically
created based on existing mail accounts? ISPConfig doesn't support LDAP,
so I'm not sure if I could get the two systems speaking to each other
otherwise ...

If anyone has any prior experience concerning this, it would be great to
hear from you!




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Re: [SOGo] Running SOGo with ISPConfig

[Jordan Clark]

I'm actually working through the same issues.  I'm not quit there 
though.  The issue with just pointing it as the SQL is that ISPConfig 3 
stores it's passwords as MD5-Crypt.  AFAIK, SOGo does not support that 
for the SQL backed accounts.  What I have done for now is create a 
duplicate LDAP directory with my accounts (I only have a few accounts on 
that system ATM but still a very temporary solution)


I have two other thoughts of getting it to work seamlessly.  The first 
is to use CAS.  I do have CAS authenticating to the accounts in 
ISPConfig (Via CAS's radius connector, openradius, and a MySQL view on 
the dbispconfig DB) but I need to do some more digging to get SOGo 
working with CAS.  The second solution that I'm not quit so far down the 
road on is having a read only instance of LDAP that uses sql as it's 
backend and points to some creatively created MySQL views from the 
dbispconfig DB.


If anyone is interested in any of those two routes I would be happy to 
share the configs and MySQL views that I have for linking to ISPConfig3.


Jordan

On 11/5/10 5:11 AM, m...@kmhermann.com wrote:

Hi,

does anyone have experience in running SOGo alongside ISPConfig 3? I have
a Ubuntu 10.10 server set up with ISPConfig; multiple domains; mailserver
on the same server, and would like to install SOGo here.

At this point, I'm using ISPConfig to manage email accounts. Would it be
possible to set up SOGo in such a way that accounts are automatically
created based on existing mail accounts? ISPConfig doesn't support LDAP,
so I'm not sure if I could get the two systems speaking to each other
otherwise ...

If anyone has any prior experience concerning this, it would be great to
hear from you!



--
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https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists

[SOGo] Virtual search folders

[Покотиленко Костик]

Hi,

We are using SOGo as a web mail in several organizations we support.
It's the most usable webmail, most plain users like it.

But, when it comes to a more advanced users which have big imap folder
tree and sieve filtering it becomes a mess. One have to check many
folders for a new mail, etc.

If there is a virtual search folders like "NewMail" which shows unread
mail from all folders it would come handy for advanced imap users.

I'm telling about the feature Horde have, there is a search feature with
the ability to save it as a virtual folder.

So how would I fire a feature request, or maybe some work is being done
to make this possible?

-- 
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Re: [SOGo] Disable Logout Button

[Wolfgang Sourdeau]

Le 2010-11-05 09:58, Bastian Kirchner a écrit :

Hi,

where should the logout URL be defined?
In my defaults plist there are only those 2 entries regarding CAS:

sogod SOGoAuthenticationType cas
sogod SOGoCASServiceURL https://domain.tld/url

The logout button is still visible, and clicking it logs out from CAS at all.


Mmm..

The logout url is deduced from the CAS url when "SOGoCASLogoutEnabled" 
is set to YES. Otherwise it should be hidden.


Indeed there seems to be a bug here. What you experience is not the 
expected behaviour.


Can you fill a bugreport in our BTS?


Thanks!

--
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Inverse inc. Leaders behind SOGo (sogo.nu) and PacketFence 
(www.packetfence.org)


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Re: [SOGo] Disable Logout Button

[Bastian Kirchner]

Hi,

where should the logout URL be defined?
In my defaults plist there are only those 2 entries regarding CAS:

sogod SOGoAuthenticationType cas
sogod SOGoCASServiceURL https://domain.tld/url

The logout button is still visible, and clicking it logs out from CAS at all.


Am 05.11.2010 um 14:53 schrieb Wolfgang Sourdeau:

> Le 2010-11-05 09:52, Bastian Kirchner a écrit :
>> Hi all,
>> 
>> is there any possibility to disable or hide the logout button from the 
>> webinterface?
>> I use SOGo with CAS authentication and i don't want the users to use the CAS 
>> logout here.
> 
> Hi Bastian,
> 
> 
> By default, the logout button *is* hidden when using CAS, unless you specify 
> a logout url in the configuration.
> 
> -- 
> Wolfgang Sourdeau  ::  +1 (514) 447-4918 ext. 125  ::  wsourd...@inverse.ca
> Inverse inc. Leaders behind SOGo (sogo.nu) and PacketFence 
> (www.packetfence.org)
> 
> -- 
> users@sogo.nu
> https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists

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Re: [SOGo] Disable Logout Button

[Wolfgang Sourdeau]

Le 2010-11-05 09:52, Bastian Kirchner a écrit :

Hi all,

is there any possibility to disable or hide the logout button from the 
webinterface?
I use SOGo with CAS authentication and i don't want the users to use the CAS 
logout here.


Hi Bastian,


By default, the logout button *is* hidden when using CAS, unless you 
specify a logout url in the configuration.


--
Wolfgang Sourdeau  ::  +1 (514) 447-4918 ext. 125  ::  wsourd...@inverse.ca
Inverse inc. Leaders behind SOGo (sogo.nu) and PacketFence 
(www.packetfence.org)


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[SOGo] Disable Logout Button

[Bastian Kirchner]

Hi all,

is there any possibility to disable or hide the logout button from the 
webinterface?
I use SOGo with CAS authentication and i don't want the users to use the CAS 
logout here.

Cheers,

Bastian-- 
users@sogo.nu
https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists

Re: [SOGo] Running SOGo with ISPConfig

[mail]

Thanks.

I will give this a go then. Should I end up writing a sync script, I'll
stick it onto the mailinglist.

> Hey,
>
> Yes it could work, you'll have to use only MySQL for authentication+save
> data.
>
> About the synchronization between your existing users and the users of
> SOGo there is no miracle, you could create them manually or create a
> script+cron to synchronize the information each day...
>
> Best regards,
> Yokav.
>
>
> Le 05/11/10 11:11, m...@kmhermann.com a écrit :
>> Hi,
>>
>> does anyone have experience in running SOGo alongside ISPConfig 3? I
>> have
>> a Ubuntu 10.10 server set up with ISPConfig; multiple domains;
>> mailserver
>> on the same server, and would like to install SOGo here.
>>
>> At this point, I'm using ISPConfig to manage email accounts. Would it be
>> possible to set up SOGo in such a way that accounts are automatically
>> created based on existing mail accounts? ISPConfig doesn't support LDAP,
>> so I'm not sure if I could get the two systems speaking to each other
>> otherwise ...
>>
>> If anyone has any prior experience concerning this, it would be great to
>> hear from you!
>>
> --
> users@sogo.nu
> https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
>


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Re: [SOGo] SOGo VS EGroupWare: feature comparison

[ketzal devims]

ok, I'll check it
thanks a lot

2010/11/5 Martin Lehmann 

>  Of course there's is a mail application with nice frontend. Maybe not on
> the demo-page but if you install it on your own test system.
>
>
> On 11/05/2010 11:37 AM, ketzal devims wrote:
>
> Hi Martin,
>
> Interresting project, but, as EGW, it's not a groupware concentrated on the
> main feature of a groupware, and there is no Mail application...
>
> Louis
>
> 2010/11/4 Martin Lehmann 
>
>> If you look at EGW you should also look at Tine20 (www.tine20.org). Tin20
>> is from one of the former core-developers of EGW and much more open-soure
>> than EGW.
>>
>> Am 04.11.2010 15:16, schrieb ketzal devims:
>>
>>  Hi,
>>>
>>> The two closest groupware today are EGroupWare (EGW) and Scalable Open
>>> Groupware (SOGo), because they both use only open source third party
>>> components (IMAP/SMTP/LDAP/SQL). I made a comparison between them to check
>>> out the biggest differences. I'm using both of them, and it is difficult to
>>> choose regarding the pros and cons.
>>>
>>> I don't know if it's usefull to send it here, but could be, for possible
>>> features implementations (especially LDAP related features)
>>>
>>> Don't find here bad advertisement for one or other groupware, I'm just
>>> testing technicals features between both of them, and of course, depends of
>>> the needs of all of us.
>>>
>>> Best Regards
>>> Louis
>>>
>>   --
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>> https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
>>
>
>
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Re: [SOGo] SOGo VS EGroupWare: feature comparison

[Martin Lehmann]

 Of course there's is a mail application with nice frontend. Maybe not 
on the demo-page but if you install it on your own test system.


On 11/05/2010 11:37 AM, ketzal devims wrote:

Hi Martin,

Interresting project, but, as EGW, it's not a groupware concentrated 
on the main feature of a groupware, and there is no Mail application...


Louis

2010/11/4 Martin Lehmann >


If you look at EGW you should also look at Tine20 (www.tine20.org
). Tin20 is from one of the former
core-developers of EGW and much more open-soure than EGW.

Am 04.11.2010 15:16, schrieb ketzal devims:

Hi,

The two closest groupware today are EGroupWare (EGW) and
Scalable Open Groupware (SOGo), because they both use only
open source third party components (IMAP/SMTP/LDAP/SQL). I
made a comparison between them to check out the biggest
differences. I'm using both of them, and it is difficult to
choose regarding the pros and cons.

I don't know if it's usefull to send it here, but could be,
for possible features implementations (especially LDAP related
features)

Don't find here bad advertisement for one or other groupware,
I'm just testing technicals features between both of them, and
of course, depends of the needs of all of us.

Best Regards
Louis

-- 
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Re: [SOGo] SOGo VS EGroupWare: feature comparison

[ketzal devims]

Hi Martin,

Interresting project, but, as EGW, it's not a groupware concentrated on the
main feature of a groupware, and there is no Mail application...

Louis

2010/11/4 Martin Lehmann 

> If you look at EGW you should also look at Tine20 (www.tine20.org). Tin20
> is from one of the former core-developers of EGW and much more open-soure
> than EGW.
>
> Am 04.11.2010 15:16, schrieb ketzal devims:
>
>  Hi,
>>
>> The two closest groupware today are EGroupWare (EGW) and Scalable Open
>> Groupware (SOGo), because they both use only open source third party
>> components (IMAP/SMTP/LDAP/SQL). I made a comparison between them to check
>> out the biggest differences. I'm using both of them, and it is difficult to
>> choose regarding the pros and cons.
>>
>> I don't know if it's usefull to send it here, but could be, for possible
>> features implementations (especially LDAP related features)
>>
>> Don't find here bad advertisement for one or other groupware, I'm just
>> testing technicals features between both of them, and of course, depends of
>> the needs of all of us.
>>
>> Best Regards
>> Louis
>>
> --
> users@sogo.nu
> https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
>
-- 
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Re: [SOGo] Running SOGo with ISPConfig

[Yokav]

Hey,

Yes it could work, you'll have to use only MySQL for authentication+save 
data.


About the synchronization between your existing users and the users of 
SOGo there is no miracle, you could create them manually or create a 
script+cron to synchronize the information each day...


Best regards,
Yokav.


Le 05/11/10 11:11, m...@kmhermann.com a écrit :

Hi,

does anyone have experience in running SOGo alongside ISPConfig 3? I have
a Ubuntu 10.10 server set up with ISPConfig; multiple domains; mailserver
on the same server, and would like to install SOGo here.

At this point, I'm using ISPConfig to manage email accounts. Would it be
possible to set up SOGo in such a way that accounts are automatically
created based on existing mail accounts? ISPConfig doesn't support LDAP,
so I'm not sure if I could get the two systems speaking to each other
otherwise ...

If anyone has any prior experience concerning this, it would be great to
hear from you!


--
users@sogo.nu
https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists

[SOGo] Running SOGo with ISPConfig

[mail]

Hi,

does anyone have experience in running SOGo alongside ISPConfig 3? I have
a Ubuntu 10.10 server set up with ISPConfig; multiple domains; mailserver
on the same server, and would like to install SOGo here.

At this point, I'm using ISPConfig to manage email accounts. Would it be
possible to set up SOGo in such a way that accounts are automatically
created based on existing mail accounts? ISPConfig doesn't support LDAP,
so I'm not sure if I could get the two systems speaking to each other
otherwise ...

If anyone has any prior experience concerning this, it would be great to
hear from you!

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