Re: [Webapp-config-users] List status?

[Bob T. <rt...@ce...>]

> 
> > Also, what do you get when you do a ls -a
> > /var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs/./.webapp*?
> 
> myhost ~ # ls -al /var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs/./.webapp*
> -rw------- 1 apache apache    334 Aug 10  2006
> /var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs/./.webapp
> -rw------- 1 apache apache 135720 Aug 10  2006
> /var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs/./.webapp-squirrelmail-1.4.6-
> r3
> myhost ~ #
> 
> > It should give you the same as the other and the file should be the
> > same. Check it out.
> 
> Yep, they appear to be the same... so is that good?

It means that you really have only one install. I would ignore the other
listing in webapp-config --li
The good news is that there really isn't much to clean up. I would do the
new install you want to the nes directory and then uninstall the one in the
root. That way you wont lose your configuration. When you do the perl script
to configure squirrelmail, you =can use your original as a guide. When you
are done with the new install, and it works for you, you can use
webapp-config to uninstall the original.

> 
> > If that is the case, I would tend to ignore the erroneous entry. If
> you are
> > really bothered by it, you can try to uninstall the
> > /var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs/. One but be prepared to
> lose the
> > install entirely. Not that that is a bad thing. Just means you have
> to
> > reinstall. If that is the route you want to go then back up the
> install
> > directory and run
> > Webapp-config -C -h /var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs/.
> squirrelmail
> 
> What I really want to do is clean things up. If that means nuking the
> old squirrelmail install, so be it. The main thing I need to worry
> about
> is the user authentication config, and I'm sure I can figure that
> out...
> 

I don't think squirrelmail handles the authentication. That should be done
through postfix, I don't know what your setup is, but uninstalling
squirrelmail shouldn't hurt that.

> So, check me here. If I just start from scratch, for webmail I'm
> thinking I'd like a directory structure something like:
> 
> /var/www/webmail.example.com/htdocs/package

Smart!!! :D

> 
> So, to install )from scratch) squirrelmail so that it installs to the
> above directory structure, I'd do:
> 
> webapp-config -I -h webmail.example.com -d squirrelmail 1.4.19

Actually you want webapp-config -I -h webmail.example.com -d squirrelmail
squirrelmail 1.4.19

> which would install to:
> /var/www/webmail.example.com/htdocs/squirrelmail
> 
> Is that right?
> 
> Then roundcube would be:
> 
> webapp-config -I -h webmail.example.com -d roundcube 0.3.1

This would be  webapp-config -I -h webmail.example.com -d roundcube
roundcube 0.3.1
> 
> ?
> 
> The main thing I'm concerned about is another app I have installed that
> is *not* installed with webapp-config, and that is an old version of
> postfixadmin (2.1), and that is next on my list of things to update.
> 
> You don't happen to use postfixadmin do you? ;)

Actually I don't. I run postfix and mysql and use phpmysql to administer
user accounts and the like. I have multiple virtual mail domains and it's
easier with mysql. I set up postfix configs by hand. I am a down and dirty
type guy (geek) lol.
> 
> > That will try to uninstall the "bad" install (which may just be the
> > good install also. In which case you will have to reinstall to the
> > "good" directory. If you do have to reinstall, you may have to
> > delete that .webapp file in order to do so. What version of Linux are
> > you running? I am running Gentoo and the latest release of
> > squirrelmail is 1.4.19.
> 
> Yeah, I know, I'm on Gentoo too and updating is what I'm trying to
> accomplish... ;)
> 
> Thanks *so* much again for taking the time to help me with this...

It's good for me. I set mine up a long time ago and its good to remember the
process.
But you're welcome.

> 
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> 
> Charles
> 
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