OK, I've done this a few times. There is an easy way of doing this, but
it involves changing the domain name in a few different places. I'll dig
out my notes and will post shortly.....
-- Scott
On 03/02/2013 09:32 AM, Steve Ankeny wrote:
It seems to me this point to the need to configure/reconfigure the
LDAP Server on the ZEG
AFTER configuring LDAP to recognize your mail domain, add it to
GNUstepDefaults
That should get you 90+% there. I'm drawing from my memory of what
Inverse did for us (and a slew of e-mails exchanged between the
Inverse tech and myself) (which are not readable to anyone else)
I can tell you how to create mailboxes in Cyrus, and I can tell you
how to clone the 'sogo' user in Webmin, but I cannot tell you how to
create the mail domain (as I do not understand LDAP)
And, by the way, from my previous research into LDAP (which included
openSuSE, CentOS and Ubuntu), LDAP is an "odd beast" to begin with,
and each iteration seems to change the '.conf' files.
It keeps me confused! Like you, I'd still like a step-by-step from
Inverse.
On 03/02/2013 11:41 AM, Dave wrote:
I found this, which looked promising:-
http://tracker.openchange.org/projects/1/wiki/HowTo_build_your_own_OpenChangeSOGo_appliance
But after following it (it's not 100% accurate) as a "do to list"
rather than "copy and paste" it sort of worked until the ldap section.
Predictably I get "no global superior knowledge" since *my* domain
isn't in the ldap DB already (there are steps missing).
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