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

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Hi,

I'm new to webapp-config (on Gentoo), and have some questions, but 
apparently this list isn't very active (only 2 members showing when I 
joined)...

'Is there anybody out there'?

:)

Hi Simon,

Simon Jester <tan...@li...> writes:

> Hi,
>
> I'm new to webapp-config (on Gentoo), and have some questions, but 
> apparently this list isn't very active (only 2 members showing when I 
> joined)...
>
> 'Is there anybody out there'?
>
> :)

at least me :) Since I wrote the python version of webapp-config you
can definitely post your questions here. I have just been very
inactive with webapp-config for about a year now and never found the
time to properly setup all the project resources. But in principle
this is the intended "official" mailing list for the tool.

Cheers,

Gunnar

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Gunnar Wrobel, on 12/19/2007 8:34 AM, said the following:
> Since I wrote the python version of webapp-config you
> can definitely post your questions here. I have just been very
> inactive with webapp-config for about a year now and never found the
> time to properly setup all the project resources. But in principle
> this is the intended "official" mailing list for the tool.

Hi Gunnar,

Thanks for the reply - glad to hear it is till alive.

As I said, I'm new to webapp-config, and am a little nervous about using 
something that has so little activity, but at least you responded 
promptly, so thats a good thing. Also, this seems to be the tool of 
choice for my preferred distro (gentoo) for managing web apps, so I'm 
willing to give it a fair chance.

So far it seems pretty straight forward, but I have a few questions, 
which I'll post to the list one at a time to keep each issue separate.

Background for all of these questions:

I inherited a box that was originally set up using it, and only hosts 
for a single domain (although I will most likely be adding a few more, 
meaning I want to keep the vhosts USE flag, which is why I want to stick 
with webapp-config to keep managing these simple.

But, this box needs some cleaning up. It currently has some unused 
versions of squirrelmail (newer than the current/active one), and I want 
to update to the latest version and uninstall all of the old/unused 
version - but I'm a little confused at what I'm seeing, so maybe you can 
help straighten me out... specific questions to follow...

Thanks again! And hope you had a Merry Christmas (or whatever you may 
happen to celebrate)...

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Best regards,

Charles

Hi,

just a short update:

I was on holiday until last week and a bigger project now forces me to
drop everything else until 11.2.

Your mails won't be forgotten and I'll definitely answer them then.

Cheers,

Gunnar

tan...@li... writes:

> Gunnar Wrobel, on 12/19/2007 8:34 AM, said the following:
>> Since I wrote the python version of webapp-config you
>> can definitely post your questions here. I have just been very
>> inactive with webapp-config for about a year now and never found the
>> time to properly setup all the project resources. But in principle
>> this is the intended "official" mailing list for the tool.
>
> Hi Gunnar,
>
> Thanks for the reply - glad to hear it is till alive.
>
> As I said, I'm new to webapp-config, and am a little nervous about using 
> something that has so little activity, but at least you responded 
> promptly, so thats a good thing. Also, this seems to be the tool of 
> choice for my preferred distro (gentoo) for managing web apps, so I'm 
> willing to give it a fair chance.
>
> So far it seems pretty straight forward, but I have a few questions, 
> which I'll post to the list one at a time to keep each issue separate.
>
> Background for all of these questions:
>
> I inherited a box that was originally set up using it, and only hosts 
> for a single domain (although I will most likely be adding a few more, 
> meaning I want to keep the vhosts USE flag, which is why I want to stick 
> with webapp-config to keep managing these simple.
>
> But, this box needs some cleaning up. It currently has some unused 
> versions of squirrelmail (newer than the current/active one), and I want 
> to update to the latest version and uninstall all of the old/unused 
> version - but I'm a little confused at what I'm seeing, so maybe you can 
> help straighten me out... specific questions to follow...
>
> Thanks again! And hope you had a Merry Christmas (or whatever you may 
> happen to celebrate)...
>
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>
> Best regards,
>
> Charles
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On 1/10/2008, Gunnar Wrobel (po...@gu...) wrote:
> I was on holiday until last week and a bigger project now forces me to
> drop everything else until 11.2.
> 
> Your mails won't be forgotten and I'll definitely answer them then.

Ok, thanks for letting me know... hope you had a great holiday and I 
look forward to your responses when you have time...

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Best regards,

Charles

On 2008-01-10 8:35 AM, Simon Jester wrote:
> On 1/10/2008, Gunnar Wrobel (po...@gu...) wrote:
>> I was on holiday until last week and a bigger project now forces me to
>> drop everything else until 11.2.
>>
>> Your mails won't be forgotten and I'll definitely answer them then.
> 
> Ok, thanks for letting me know... hope you had a great holiday and I 
> look forward to your responses when you have time...

Well, its been a couple of years, and still no answers...

Any chance you're around now to help a poor soul who still doesn't
understand this stuff well enough to be certain of the best way to
handle these hopefully minor problems?

Thanks,

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Charles

On 2010-04-02 3:40 PM, Bob Tongue wrote:
> Why don't you rehash the problem for those of us who weren't here a couple
> years ago? Perhaps there may be help. 

Hi Bob,

Ok, after a lot of catching up on things, I realize that you in fact did
respond back in August of 2009, but I got sidetracked and never followed
through with cleaning up this last issue.

This has my full attention now, so I'd really appreciate it if you could
help me get it done right.

First, even though you did respond with how to update my current aging
squirrelmail install, you didn't answer the first question about why
there are 2 different installs/directories showing.

So, first, I want to figure out which is the one currently being used,
uninstall the unused one, *then* update the one in use.

The web address used is imap.media-brokers.com, and
/etc/apache2/vhosts.d/imap.media-brokers.com.conf has:

<VirtualHost 192.168.1.252:443>
#<VirtualHost imap.media-brokers.com:443>

#   General setup for the virtual host
DocumentRoot "/var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs"
ServerName imap.media-brokers.com

So, with webapp-config --li showing:

# webapp-config --li
/var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs/.
/var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs

So, considering all of the above:

1. Which is the active install?

and

2. What is the proper command to delete the unused install?

Many thanks again for your help, and my apologies for failing to
follow-up back in 2009 when you first offered your help.

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Charles

Hi Bob,

Thanks for helping me out... no big deal, but is there a reason you keep
replying only to me instead of to the list?

Anyway, reply below...

On 2010-04-19 9:40 AM, Bob Tongue wrote:

>> # webapp-config --li
>> /var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs/.
>> /var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs

> If you look closely at both addresses, they both point to the
> document root.
> 
> If you don't want to uninstall your "Good" install, I would be loathe
> to try to uninstall with webapp-config. I have come across these
> erroneous listings with webapp-config --li before. Can you post the
> contents of /var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs/.webapp*
> please? This may shed some light as to what is going on.

Ok, there are two files:

.webapp

and

.webapp-squirrelmail-1.4.6-r3 ()

Contents of .webapp:

# .webapp
#       config file for this copy of squirrelmail-1.4.6-r3
#
#       automatically created by Gentoo's webapp-config
#       do NOT edit this file by hand

WEB_PN="squirrelmail"
WEB_PVR="1.4.6-r3"
WEB_INSTALLEDBY="root"
WEB_INSTALLEDDATE="2006-08-10 19:10:10"
WEB_INSTALLEDFOR="0:0"
WEB_HOSTNAME="webmail.media-brokers.com"
WEB_INSTALLDIR="/"

That's it...

Contents of .webapp-squirrel: (size=135720 bytes, 1524 lines total)

file 1 virtual "locale/lt_LT/LC_MESSAGES/vacation_local.po" 1155251409
24a54ac0a535b310692af83e2d29bb28
file 1 virtual "include/load_prefs.php" 1155251408
018d244004077808168afb8808ab7037
file 1 virtual "images/sec_remove_ug.png" 1155251408
af0ddd68941f13b8c2ed8c6593e02887
file 1 virtual "locale/bn_IN/LC_MESSAGES/squirrelmail.po" 1155251408
887447dca4aabea8ba7b1d31e708b4cb
file 1 virtual "plugins/gpg/modules/WHATISTHIS" 1155251410
01db4a926c72cf22e6d6a83cd8488d2f
dir 1 default-owned "plugins/newmail/sounds" 1155251410 0
file 1 virtual "help/fi_FI/folders.hlp" 1155251408
a5ea0dc1ecd7c1afba041190e3ceb70d
file 1 virtual "locale/timezones.cfg" 1155251409
541c7acc86ab6529f44bf594f7fc68d5
file 1 virtual "functions/decode/iso_8859_10.php" 1155251407
a2d02600694455ce130da1c5d2699968
file 1 virtual "help/sk_SK/main_folder.hlp" 1155251408
cd6c0d968dd2368b87b5f1439a073487
file 1 virtual "locale/sv_SE/LC_MESSAGES/smallcal.mo" 1155251409
eaa8e367e925ea1675d4d8b70b461994
file 1 virtual "doc/themes.txt" 1155251407 bad45c2d7dd52edb73f9d7c76548aa26
file 1 virtual "help/it_IT/search.hlp" 1155251408
cae24ac4978cbc6ec6e19f7dbaf8aa87
file 1 virtual "locale/ar/LC_MESSAGES/squirrelmail.mo" 1155251408
075e6e3b21f1cc8f0055db6cfb0b5e17
file 1 virtual "locale/lt_LT/LC_MESSAGES/abook_import_export.mo"
1155251409 0e7756a44ab0200dd4eea8f34e9fdb54
file 1 virtual "locale/de_DE/LC_MESSAGES/unsafe_image_rules.po"
1155251409 e605aa5e8a516ebda52dab5dcb2435ae
file 1 virtual "locale/tr_TR/setup.php" 1155251409
1ab9cd0658a8ed7c1c376dc3eb6ce05b
...

and a whole bunch more lines like these above...

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Charles

Sorry, I thought I was replying to the list. Lol
Webapp-config is not a "smart" program. It will install where you tell it
whether it makes sense or not. If you installed to
/var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs/., it might have actually created
a directory called .
I hope not because that would sure be weird and hard to correct. I am
assuming that the squirrelmail-1.4.6-r3 that is installed is the "good" copy
of Squirrelmail. I am also assuming that the document root that you want to
use is /var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs

Is there a reason that you are installing squirrelmail to the document root
and not to a subdirectory of that root? Just curious. 

Also, what do you get when you do a ls -a
/var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs/./.webapp*?

It should give you the same as the other and the file should be the same.
Check it out. 

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

That will try ti 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.
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Sent: Monday, April 19, 2010 11:43 AM
To: web...@li...
Subject: Re: [Webapp-config-users] List status?

Hi Bob,

Thanks for helping me out... no big deal, but is there a reason you keep
replying only to me instead of to the list?

Anyway, reply below...

On 2010-04-19 9:40 AM, Bob Tongue wrote:

>> # webapp-config --li
>> /var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs/.
>> /var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs

> If you look closely at both addresses, they both point to the
> document root.
> 
> If you don't want to uninstall your "Good" install, I would be loathe
> to try to uninstall with webapp-config. I have come across these
> erroneous listings with webapp-config --li before. Can you post the
> contents of /var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs/.webapp*
> please? This may shed some light as to what is going on.

Ok, there are two files:

.webapp

and

.webapp-squirrelmail-1.4.6-r3 ()

Contents of .webapp:

# .webapp
#       config file for this copy of squirrelmail-1.4.6-r3
#
#       automatically created by Gentoo's webapp-config
#       do NOT edit this file by hand

WEB_PN="squirrelmail"
WEB_PVR="1.4.6-r3"
WEB_INSTALLEDBY="root"
WEB_INSTALLEDDATE="2006-08-10 19:10:10"
WEB_INSTALLEDFOR="0:0"
WEB_HOSTNAME="webmail.media-brokers.com"
WEB_INSTALLDIR="/"

That's it...

Contents of .webapp-squirrel: (size=135720 bytes, 1524 lines total)

file 1 virtual "locale/lt_LT/LC_MESSAGES/vacation_local.po" 1155251409
24a54ac0a535b310692af83e2d29bb28
file 1 virtual "include/load_prefs.php" 1155251408
018d244004077808168afb8808ab7037
file 1 virtual "images/sec_remove_ug.png" 1155251408
af0ddd68941f13b8c2ed8c6593e02887
file 1 virtual "locale/bn_IN/LC_MESSAGES/squirrelmail.po" 1155251408
887447dca4aabea8ba7b1d31e708b4cb
file 1 virtual "plugins/gpg/modules/WHATISTHIS" 1155251410
01db4a926c72cf22e6d6a83cd8488d2f
dir 1 default-owned "plugins/newmail/sounds" 1155251410 0
file 1 virtual "help/fi_FI/folders.hlp" 1155251408
a5ea0dc1ecd7c1afba041190e3ceb70d
file 1 virtual "locale/timezones.cfg" 1155251409
541c7acc86ab6529f44bf594f7fc68d5
file 1 virtual "functions/decode/iso_8859_10.php" 1155251407
a2d02600694455ce130da1c5d2699968
file 1 virtual "help/sk_SK/main_folder.hlp" 1155251408
cd6c0d968dd2368b87b5f1439a073487
file 1 virtual "locale/sv_SE/LC_MESSAGES/smallcal.mo" 1155251409
eaa8e367e925ea1675d4d8b70b461994
file 1 virtual "doc/themes.txt" 1155251407 bad45c2d7dd52edb73f9d7c76548aa26
file 1 virtual "help/it_IT/search.hlp" 1155251408
cae24ac4978cbc6ec6e19f7dbaf8aa87
file 1 virtual "locale/ar/LC_MESSAGES/squirrelmail.mo" 1155251408
075e6e3b21f1cc8f0055db6cfb0b5e17
file 1 virtual "locale/lt_LT/LC_MESSAGES/abook_import_export.mo"
1155251409 0e7756a44ab0200dd4eea8f34e9fdb54
file 1 virtual "locale/de_DE/LC_MESSAGES/unsafe_image_rules.po"
1155251409 e605aa5e8a516ebda52dab5dcb2435ae
file 1 virtual "locale/tr_TR/setup.php" 1155251409
1ab9cd0658a8ed7c1c376dc3eb6ce05b
...

and a whole bunch more lines like these above...

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Charles

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On 2010-04-19 2:07 PM, Bob Tongue wrote:
> Sorry, I thought I was replying to the list. Lol

Heh - no worries... I thought maybe my questions were too 'elemental'
for the list... ;)

> Webapp-config is not a "smart" program. It will install where you 
> tell it whether it makes sense or not. If you installed to 
> /var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs/., it might have actually 
> created a directory called . I hope not because that would sure be
> weird and hard to correct. I am assuming that the
> squirrelmail-1.4.6-r3 that is installed is the "good" copy of
> Squirrelmail. I am also assuming that the document root that you want
> to use is /var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs
> 
> Is there a reason that you are installing squirrelmail to the 
> document root and not to a subdirectory of that root? Just curious.

I did this over 4 years ago way back when I was young and ignorant.

Now that I'm old and even more ignorant, I'm trying to clean up the mess
I made... ;) lol

I've got current backups (do those every night), so no worries there.

The good news is, no one really uses it - which is why I haven't been
too worried about it being so old. But I'm now wanting to update it and
also install roundcube and give people a choice...

> 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?

> 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...

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

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

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

?

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? ;)

> 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...

-- 

Charles

> 
> > 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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On 2010-04-19 8:07 PM, Bob Tongue wrote:
> Actually you want webapp-config -I -h webmail.example.com -d squirrelmail
> squirrelmail 1.4.19

Oh, right... thanks...

Ok, I tried it just as a test, then uninstalled it. Both seemed to work
fine, but I got the following warning each time:

/usr/lib64/python2.6/site-packages/WebappConfig/content.py:27:
DeprecationWarning: the md5 module is deprecated; use hashlib instead
  import md5, re, os, os.path
* Remove whatever is listed above by hand

So, do I simply remove md5 from that line, or do I *replace* it with
hashlib?

-- 

Charles

It worked fine. That deprecation warning is just that, a warning. When is
the last time you did a emerge -uaD world? 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tanstaafl [mailto:tan...@li...]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 6:57 AM
> To: web...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Webapp-config-users] List status?
> 
> On 2010-04-19 8:07 PM, Bob Tongue wrote:
> > Actually you want webapp-config -I -h webmail.example.com -d
> squirrelmail
> > squirrelmail 1.4.19
> 
> Oh, right... thanks...
> 
> Ok, I tried it just as a test, then uninstalled it. Both seemed to work
> fine, but I got the following warning each time:
> 
> /usr/lib64/python2.6/site-packages/WebappConfig/content.py:27:
> DeprecationWarning: the md5 module is deprecated; use hashlib instead
>   import md5, re, os, os.path
> * Remove whatever is listed above by hand
> 
> So, do I simply remove md5 from that line, or do I *replace* it with
> hashlib?
> 
> --
> 
> Charles
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On 2010-04-19 8:07 PM, Bob Tongue wrote:
> 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

Ok, got the old 1.4.6 totally removed, and the new 1.4.19 installed and
working, but in addition to the warning about md5 being deprecated (that
I already asked about), I still get the following error when I do
webapp-config --si:

myhost ~ # webapp-config --si
* Fatal error: No .webapp file in /var/www/localhost/htdocs; unable to
continue
* Fatal error(s) - aborting
myhost ~ #

Why is it pre-pending /var/www/localhost?

But at least now shows:

myhost ~ # webapp-config --li
/var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs/roundcube
/var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs/squirrelmail
myhost ~ #

Almost there! :)

-- 

Charles

You ARE there. Congrats. When you use the --si switch you have to specify
host and directory. Localhost is the default webapp-config root directory.
You COULD change that in the webapp config file (/etc/vhosts/webapp-config).
Or just use the switch for host.

Eg.

webapp-config --si -h webmail.media-brokers.com -d squirrelmail

that will give you info on all apps installed in that domain under that
directory. Try it out. 
You will see your squirrelmail app installed with version number. 

If you update world, you should also get rid of the md-5 warning. I think.
It's been a long time since I have seen that warning. Can't remember if I
had to do anything specific. Be careful if you try to update world if you
haven't done so in a long time. You will have to run revdep-rebuild a few
times and restart several services. Might also have a problem with php and
apache that would require a rebuild. Nothing major, just time consuming.
Have fun, looks like you are all set.......

Bob

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tanstaafl [mailto:tan...@li...]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 9:06 AM
> To: web...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Webapp-config-users] List status?
> 
> On 2010-04-19 8:07 PM, Bob Tongue wrote:
> > 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
> 
> Ok, got the old 1.4.6 totally removed, and the new 1.4.19 installed and
> working, but in addition to the warning about md5 being deprecated
> (that
> I already asked about), I still get the following error when I do
> webapp-config --si:
> 
> myhost ~ # webapp-config --si
> * Fatal error: No .webapp file in /var/www/localhost/htdocs; unable to
> continue
> * Fatal error(s) - aborting
> myhost ~ #
> 
> Why is it pre-pending /var/www/localhost?
> 
> But at least now shows:
> 
> myhost ~ # webapp-config --li
> /var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs/roundcube
> /var/www/webmail.media-brokers.com/htdocs/squirrelmail
> myhost ~ #
> 
> Almost there! :)
> 
> --
> 
> Charles
> 
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On 1/10/2008 8:24 AM, Gunnar Wrobel wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> just a short update:
> 
> I was on holiday until last week and a bigger project now forces me to
> drop everything else until 11.2.
> 
> Your mails won't be forgotten and I'll definitely answer them then.

Hello Gunnar,

Ok, I'm really, really interested in cleaning up my virtual installs,
and to do so, I am definitely going to need some help.

Is this list still viable? And if so, are you available now to answer
some questions and help me through this?

Thanks - I'm trying to be patient... ;)