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  • #16
    Originally posted by Carsten Hoeger View Post
    When you're using debian, simply use the init script

    /etc/init.d/open-xchange-groupware
    And if you're not using debian you can for example simply redirect STDOUT and STDERR:



    Daniel

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    • #17
      I use Ubuntu 6.10 but i have no /etc/init.d/open-xchange-groupware

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      • #18
        Yep, the build script seems to have some minor issues - open-xchange-admin will be created in the initscript directory but the *-groupware script will not. You find that script at /opt/open-xchange/sbin/open-xchange-groupware as described in our wiki. If you find some more issues, please update the wiki that these problems do not occur again for other users.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Martin Braun View Post
          Yep, the build script seems to have some minor issues - open-xchange-admin will be created in the initscript directory but the *-groupware script will not. You find that script at /opt/open-xchange/sbin/open-xchange-groupware as described in our wiki. If you find some more issues, please update the wiki that these problems do not occur again for other users.
          Just checked that. The init script will be installed when I try that. That's even independent of the distribution.
          Some days ago somebody by accident commented the installation of the script, which I fixed some days ago.

          Just always ever use the latest and greatest version of the cvs repository.

          for i in open-xchange*; do cd $i; cvs up -d; ant -Dlib.dir=/opt/open-xchange/lib install; cd -; done

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          • #20
            Unable to write configuration

            Hello there,
            solved a lot problems by myself (fresh install on CentOS5),
            -may post my personal log somewhere?-
            but the following is too cryptic for me:

            /opt/open-xchange/sbin/oxinstaller -f --oxdb-pass=mysqlox --admin-pass=mysqlox --maildomain st.priv
            works (yes: mysql-user/pwd are ok, certs are created) until:
            >configuring mail system
            >using mail.st.priv as FQHN of the mail server
            >Server response:
            > Unable to write configuration
            Where / what does he wants to write?

            Searched a little bit: /opt/open-xchange/sbin/modifymailconfig
            tries to do something, but for the moment a can't start debugging the java...

            Any hint, what fails in detail?

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            • #21
              Solved.

              Originally posted by oxer View Post
              Hello there,
              solved a lot problems by myself (fresh install on CentOS5),
              -may post my personal log somewhere?-
              but the following is too cryptic for me:

              /opt/open-xchange/sbin/oxinstaller -f --oxdb-pass=mysqlox --admin-pass=mysqlox --maildomain st.priv
              works (yes: mysql-user/pwd are ok, certs are created) until:
              >configuring mail system
              >using mail.st.priv as FQHN of the mail server
              >Server response:
              > Unable to write configuration
              Where / what does he wants to write?

              Searched a little bit: /opt/open-xchange/sbin/modifymailconfig
              tries to do something, but for the moment a can't start debugging the java...

              Any hint, what fails in detail?
              Going on in install-process, necessary files / packages are installed properly (wich one caused the problem?),
              Cast of ox-install... once again works.

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