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Insomnia at 21:23, 6 May 2010

2010-05-06T21:23:07Z

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			== Ingo ==

			#apt-get install ingo1

			Register the application by editing /etc/horde/horde3/registry.php

			Find the ingo stanza and change inactive to active
			$this->applications['ingo'] = array(
			'fileroot' => '/usr/share/horde3/lib' . '/../ingo',
			'webroot' => $this->applications['horde']['webroot'] . '/ingo',
			'name' => _("Filters"),
			'status' => 'active',

			Creating the database table

			Login to the mysql database
			mysql> source /usr/share/doc/ingo1/examples/scripts/sql/ingo.sql

			change the group so apache can change the files
			#chmod 774 /etc/horde/ingo1

			Now login as a admin user in you're horde website. Goto administration - setup and klik on "Filters (ingo)"
			Change the database to MYsql. Save the configuration and make you're rules

Saruman!: first description of mail configuration

2009-08-31T19:26:53Z

first description of mail configuration

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	touch /etc/horde/imp4/conf.bak.php		touch /etc/horde/imp4/conf.bak.php
	chmod 777 /etc/horde/imp4/conf*.php		chmod 777 /etc/horde/imp4/conf*.php
	Now you can log in to horde3 web interface as a user with administrative rights. In the Horde3 tree, choose ~~setup from the menu~~ '~~mail~~(imp)'		[[Image:Horde3-imp-setup-1.PNG\|thumb\|300px\|Horde IPM4 configuration screen 1]]Now you can log in to horde3 web interface as a user with administrative rights. In the Horde3 tree view, choose Administration -> Setup -> '' Mail (imp) H3 (4.2)''' (see picture). This results in a configuration generation screen with something like 8 tabs; you could safely go with the defaults, but for lots of interesting special features you'll have to actively make a selection. Funny enough you do NOT select your mailserver(s) in this menu; that's left to manually editing another file (see further down).
	~~Generate your~~ configuration ~~(GPG/PGP~~, ~~user constraints, enable spam/ham report, hooks..~~.).

	~~And when~~ you're done change the permissions back		Now generate your configuration. When you're done, you can change the permissions back for safety:
			chmod 644 /etc/horde/imp4/conf.php
			chmod 600 /etc/horde/imp4/conf.bak.php
			Note that this also prevents you from changing the configuration with the web interface in the future. When you want to do that, you'll have to reset the permissions for the ''conf*.php'' files to 777, generate a new configuration, and then set the permissions back.

	~~chmod~~ 644 /~~etc/horde/imp4/conf.php~~		Note that if you DO NOT change the permissions to 644/600, then your IMP client will still run flawlessly. However, you now run a serious risk of a malicious web client altering your web mail configuration.
	~~chmod 700 /etc/horde/imp4/conf~~.~~bak~~.~~php~~

	~~And~~ specify your mail server(s) in /etc/horde/imp4/servers.php file		Time to specify your mail server(s) in ''/etc/horde/imp4/servers.php'' file. Depending on your mail server setup, your settings can be something like
	$servers['imap'] = array(		$servers['imap'] = array(
	'name' => 'IMAP Server',		'name' => 'IMAP Server',
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	'protocol' => 'imap/notls',		'protocol' => 'imap/notls',
	'port' => 143,		'port' => 143,
	'maildomain' => '~~sample~~.~~com~~',		'maildomain' => 'saruman.biz',
	'smtphost' => 'localhost',		'smtphost' => 'localhost',
	'smtpport' => 25,		'smtpport' => 25,
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	);		);

	When you are ready, enable IMP in /etc/horde/horde3/registry.php ~~file~~ and verify if all is right. Yes, you read well, you MUST enable manually module in registry.php file after configuration!		When you are ready, enable IMP in the file ''/etc/horde/horde3/registry.php'' and verify if all is right. Yes, you read well, you MUST enable manually module in registry.php file after configuration!

	$this->applications['imp'] = array(		$this->applications['imp'] = array(

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== IMP ==
With Debian Lenny come standard, stable applications. The [http://www.horde.org/imp/ IMP webmail application] that is packaged for Debian is version 4.2. The quickest way to install IMP is
apt-get install imp4
With both ''horde3'' and a mailserver (e.g. [[E-mail_server_section|Postfix]]) completely installed and configured, no extra packages will get installed.

Before you configure IMP, you need to prepare file permissions for web configuration (this is a recurring theme for any horde3 application):
touch /etc/horde/imp4/conf.bak.php
chmod 777 /etc/horde/imp4/conf*.php
Now you can log in to horde3 web interface as a user with administrative rights. In the Horde3 tree, choose setup from the menu 'mail(imp)'
Generate your configuration (GPG/PGP, user constraints, enable spam/ham report, hooks...).

And when you're done change the permissions back

chmod 644 /etc/horde/imp4/conf.php
chmod 700 /etc/horde/imp4/conf.bak.php

And specify your mail server(s) in /etc/horde/imp4/servers.php file
$servers['imap'] = array(
'name' => 'IMAP Server',
'server' => 'localhost',
'hordeauth' => 'full',
'protocol' => 'imap/notls',
'port' => 143,
'maildomain' => 'sample.com',
'smtphost' => 'localhost',
'smtpport' => 25,
'realm' => 'sample.com',
'preferred' => '',
);

When you are ready, enable IMP in /etc/horde/horde3/registry.php file and verify if all is right. Yes, you read well, you MUST enable manually module in registry.php file after configuration!

$this->applications['imp'] = array(
'fileroot' => '/usr/share/horde3/lib' . '/../imp',
'webroot' => $this->applications['horde']['webroot'] . '/imp',
'name' => _("Mail"),
'status' => 'active',
'provides' => array('mail', 'contacts/favouriteRecipients')
);

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