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I think Igor means he's not familiar with the installation of Openxchange, and had assumed you were.
Most of the info you need can be found on the openxchange website, under installation of the community edition (assuming that's what's being installed), for example: http://oxpedia.org/wiki/index.php?title=Open-Xchange_Installation_Guide_for_RHEL5
As you can see, when installing manually you need to do quite a fiew things, and essentially the installer in Plesk just asks you for the data to be used with them, and does them for you.
Info on any additional configuration options should be outlines in the doecumentation section of the website.
Of course it would be nice if there was someone here on ther forum who has recently installed it and remembers what the options were and could summarise them for us here.
Most of the info you need can be found on the openxchange website, under installation of the community edition (assuming that's what's being installed), for example: http://oxpedia.org/wiki/index.php?title=Open-Xchange_Installation_Guide_for_RHEL5
As you can see, when installing manually you need to do quite a fiew things, and essentially the installer in Plesk just asks you for the data to be used with them, and does them for you.
Info on any additional configuration options should be outlines in the doecumentation section of the website.
Of course it would be nice if there was someone here on ther forum who has recently installed it and remembers what the options were and could summarise them for us here.
I think these are the guys you want to speak to rather than OpenXChange, from whom they're licencing or something : http://www.4psa.com/products-oxtender.html
We use them for DNS but "oxtender" rang a bell when I read the forum post...
We use them for DNS but "oxtender" rang a bell when I read the forum post...
i think you misunderstand this package:
http://www.apsstandard.org/app/#pkg...ndor=Open-Xchange Inc.&pkg_ver=6.20&pkg_rel=3
i think you need to have an open-xchange server and this plugin only help you to configure the users in ox and do some migration of horde data for you ...
http://www.apsstandard.org/app/#pkg...ndor=Open-Xchange Inc.&pkg_ver=6.20&pkg_rel=3
i think you need to have an open-xchange server and this plugin only help you to configure the users in ox and do some migration of horde data for you ...
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