yes, it does --
That was the issue with my SOGo upgrade. It would not upgrade the
'samba' package from Inverse.
I had originally installed 'samba-ad-dc' from the Samba Wiki
https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Samba_AD_DC_HOWTO
Then I setup Dovecot/Postfix and lastly SOGo (trying to follow the
Instruction Manual)
I have just recently completed the Samba upgrade (and all the SOGo,
OpenChange upgrades, etc.)
I had a problem with webmail which turned out to be an "older"
'sogo.conf' and I was missing a couple of packages for Outlook --
'openchange-ocsmanager' 'openchange-rpcproxy' That was my
'rpcproxy.dll' issue.
So, anyway, I am interested in how we might add new uses to the
completed server, and right now, I believe the proper way to do so is to
run 'samba-tool' and 'openchange_newuser' as you have then login to 'sogo'
I'd like to see the Windows AD tools work properly. I used the tools to
create a domain login account, but it does not use our mail or calendar
services, so I haven't actually tested that function with new domain users.
We're using Samba domain users to segregate who has access to certain
applications.
On 07/24/2015 06:04 PM, Gerald Brandt wrote:
I haven't had a chance to try SOGo 2.3.1, but I believe it uses the
same Samba.
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