For development of the community version of Kolab, it is helpful to have nightly built packages of the master of git.kolab.org. Note: these packages are only meant for development and testing, not at all for production use!!! We have written
Configuration of Kolab3 for multiple domains
Kolab3: Hosting of multiple domains We provide hosting of Kolab to our customers. Each customer owns at least one domain, and the customer is allowed to create new Email users and do his own administration. The customers have webmail access
Package a Perl module
First check if somebody did already the job, e.g. on artfiles.org RPMS (SRPMS) or just for RPMS: RPMPan or this search site: Linux Software Directory . You need to install perl-Archive-Tar-1.08-2.noarch.rpm and perl-RPM-Specfile-1.17-1.noarch.rpm.A description of the module perl-RPM-Specfile can be
The file list conversion from OpenPKG
rpmtool:One idea could be, to download the file from the OpenPKG CVS and save it to /usr/bin/rpmtool; you need to change the first line of that file to #!/bin/bashAlso add at the top of the spec file: %define l_rpmtool /usr/bin/rpmtool
Converting OpenPKG spec file to Fedora
have a look at Building Packages with OpenPKGSee /usr/local/kolabopenpkg/etc/openpkg/rpmmacros to know what the macros (e.g. %l_musr) mean. To get the spec file, install the OpenPKG source package: /kolab/bin/openpkg rpm -i kolab-webadmin-0.4.0-20050318.src.rpm Copy the /kolab/RPM/SRC/kolab-webadmin/kolab-webadmin.spec to /usr/src/redhat/SPECS;Copy the other files (e.g.
Kolab Groupware Calendaring
January 2004 See my kolab groupware calendaring pages I wrote this documentation while trying to setup a working groupware calendaring solution. It is basically a log of this process, including the problems that I came across, and how I solved