112020-07-23 02:26:18ClintonEbadiproper commands to check for config differences102020-07-23 02:18:49ClintonEbadiupgraded to roundcube 1.4.x92018-11-05 04:12:57ClintonEbaditypo82018-11-05 03:59:49ClintonEbadiwe have been on roundcube 1.2 for a loooong time. also note upgrade script, and weird way of running it72015-05-17 07:52:20ClintonEbadiupgraded to roundcube 1.1, some external libs are now installed with composer62013-07-18 23:38:20ClintonEbadiupdated to 0.9.x, also using the new modern theme since it fixed itself52013-07-18 23:20:00ClintonEbadinote on roundcube42013-01-24 07:10:36ClintonEbadilink to bugzilla32013-01-24 06:23:41ClintonEbadisetting up phpmyadmin22013-01-10 02:02:27ClintonEbadi12013-01-10 01:59:46ClintonEbadidocument a few thingsWe try to set up common services in a consistent manner. Generally, a shared service should live in /afs/hcoop.net/common/app/$app, and be configured to track a release branch in the upstream version control to make updates easy. Review all hosted applications at least quarterly. Make sure system:anyuser has as little access as needed and restrict the things service keytabs can modify. todo: explains acls etc. more consistent formatting.

Root = /afs/hcoop.net/common/app/roundcube/app. Logs are written to $root/logs, temp files in $root/temp. Main source is in $root/roundcubemail, tracking the release-1.4 branch. Runs as pts user roundcube. The configuration is stored in $root/config/config.inc.php. It is regrettably not synchronized with the upstream defaults, so on every update make sure to git log -p config/config.inc.php.sample and diff -u config/config.inc.php{,.sample} and scan for any relevant changes to the default config we should adopt.

Additional libraries are managed by composer and not under git control, run php composer.phar update --no-dev each upgrade. You will also beend to run $root/app/bin/update.sh after each update to ensure that database tables are updated. It's a bit complicated due to our use of ident for postgres auth, and must be run from the webserver: This should advise if any changes to the config/environment are needed, and upgrade the postgres schema.

Per , add the plugin to composer.json and run php composer.phar install, for example:

Root = /afs/hcoop.net/common/app/phpmyadmin/. Git source in $root/phpmyadmin, tracking the STABLE branch. Runs as pts user phpmyadmin.

Some services have more detailed maintenance documentation: /BugZilla /MoinMoin CategorySystemAdministration