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[http://kolab.org Kolab] is an unified communication and collaboration system, composed of a server-side daemon which offers storage and synchronization capabilities for contact, calendar, mail and file data. Clients can use several well defined formats like vCard, iCal, XML, IMAP and LDAP to communicate with the Kolab server. | [http://kolab.org Kolab] is an unified communication and collaboration system, composed of a server-side daemon which offers storage and synchronization capabilities for contact, calendar, mail and file data. Clients can use several well defined formats like vCard, iCal, XML, IMAP and LDAP to communicate with the Kolab server. | ||
Revision as of 11:44, 1 March 2014
Kolab is an unified communication and collaboration system, composed of a server-side daemon which offers storage and synchronization capabilities for contact, calendar, mail and file data. Clients can use several well defined formats like vCard, iCal, XML, IMAP and LDAP to communicate with the Kolab server.
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Installation
Kolab server is available in the AUR via the pykolabAUR package.
Configuration
At first, Kolab requires you to use a FQDN (fully qualified domain name), therefore adjust and append:
/etc/hosts
192.168.1.101 kolab.example.org
Write the same domain name into /etc/hostname.
OpenLDAP
sudo setup-kolab ldap
389-ds-baseAUR
Dovecot IMAPD
Frontends
Roundcubemail Plugin
Besides the basic Roundcubemail installation and configuration, this roundcube-kolabAUR plugin package is needed for advanced groupware functionality.
Test and start the server
systemctl enable kolabd systemctl start kolabd