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  • Martin Heiland
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    I prefer Bosch and Krombacher, but thanks anyway

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  • sceak
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    Gemoje,

    Thanks for your advice and fast reply.

    OBSOLETE: Was writing my post just in time with yours
    Everything's fine now, you earned a bottle of IRLE Beer!! Thanks.


    Sorry I'm fairly new to OX, could you help me a little bit further?
    Which bundle do i have to uninstall?

    Code:
    :~$ /opt/open-xchange/sbin/listbundles
    bundlename: org.eclipse.osgi status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.authentication.database status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.axis2 status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.caching status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.charset status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.common status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.configjump.generic status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.configread status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.control status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.global status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.group.managerequest status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.groupware.settings.extensions status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.i18n status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.imap status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.mail.filter status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.management status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.monitoring status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.push.udp status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.resource.managerequest status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.server status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.sessiond status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.smtp status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.spamhandler.default status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: javax.servlet status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: net.freeutils.jcharset status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: org.apache.commons.logging status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: org.eclipse.equinox.event status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: org.eclipse.osgi.services status: ACTIVE
    If I try to

    Code:
    :~$ /opt/open-xchange/sbin/uninstallbundle org.eclipse.osgi
    for example the corresponding bundle is still marked as ACTIVE. Tried a groupware restart also.

    Am i missing a parameter?

    Code:
    uninstallbundle (-h <jmx host> -p <jmx port>) bundle name
    Greetings,
    Sven
    Last edited by Guest; 08-05-2008, 01:37 PM.

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  • Martin Heiland
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    Some more information about the OSGI stuff we're using. It allows to load/unload parts of the server in runtime, just like adding a device driver to your operating system. You can see the list of all available bundles by using the listbundles tool:

    oxhegw01:/opt/open-xchange/sbin# ./listbundles

    bundlename: org.eclipse.osgi status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.authentication.database status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.axis2 status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.caching status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.charset status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.common status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.configjump.generic status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.configread status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.control status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.global status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.group.managerequest status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.groupware.settings.extensions status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.i18n status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.imap status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.mail.filter status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.management status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.monitoring status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.push.udp status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.resource.managerequest status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.server status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.sessiond status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.smtp status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: com.openexchange.spamhandler.default status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: javax.servlet status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: net.freeutils.jcharset status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: org.apache.commons.logging status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: org.eclipse.equinox.event status: ACTIVE
    bundlename: org.eclipse.osgi.services status: ACTIVE


    "com.openexchange.mail.filter" is the module that provides the sieve implementation, as you can see this is in state ACTIVE which means it is working and currently in use. To end this module, just use the stopbundle tool:

    ./stopbundle com.openexchange.mail.filter

    The list now shows the bundle as RESOLVED which means it is available but not running. Now the sieve service is disabled and after a user does a relogin you won't experience the sieve error.

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  • Martin Heiland
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    Hi Sven,

    the --dbonly flag is only required when using the Open-Xchange Express Edition because it comes with a configuration toolkit that automatically creates users at the local IMAP Server. With the open-xchange-admin-plugin-hosting package installed you won't need to set this flag (and it does not exist at the hosting plugin).
    Just use --imapserver --smtpserver and --imaplogin to specify your ISP servers credentials.
    Sieve is a widely used protocol to manage mailfiltering rules. If your ISP does not offer this at his IMAP Server you can uninstall the corresponding package from the system or disable the osgi bundle using the "uninstallbundle" command line tool.

    Greetings
    Last edited by Martin Heiland; 08-05-2008, 01:11 PM.

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  • sceak
    Guest started a topic External IMAP working / Sieve error / --dbonly flag missing

    External IMAP working / Sieve error / --dbonly flag missing

    Hello Community,

    i have succesfully set up OX on Ubuntu via the short Installation walkthrough in the project wiki.
    Everything is working fine and i really appreciate the work on the community edition.

    I'm using OX with an external IMAP server from my Service Provider. Mail access works like a charm. I've read a lot of posts regarding external IMAP servers. In every post regarding this issue it is advised to use the --dbonly flag. But if i try to create a user with this option i get the following

    Code:
    Error: Unrecognized options on the command line: Unknown option '--dbonly'
    Also, the --extendedoptions flag doesn't show me this option.

    The main problem i have is the following error in the OX GUI after login:

    Error in low level connection to sieve server
    As i understand, sieve works together with cyrus but since i use an external IMAP do i need sieve at all? Would the --dbonly flag fix this issue? Why can't i use it?

    I hope anyone could give me a hint.

    Greetings,
    Sven
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