apache kolab

On Thursday 14 September 2006 02:24, CISCO - Kameko wrote:
> Am using kolab 2.01 on a suse 10.1. Kolab comes wih
apache that is
> installed together with the other packages. I want to
use the same server
> for hosting my websites with apache2. How can I disable
kolab's apache and
> tell it to use my apache2?
>
>


You'll probably want to just run the Kolab apache on
different ports than the 
default (80 & 443).  I always set mine to run on 8000,
and 4430.

edit :

/kolab/etc/kolab/templates/httpd.conf.template

- <VirtualHost _default_:443>
+ <VirtualHost _default_:4430>

- Listen 80
+ Listen 8000

- Listen 443
+ Listen 4430

- ErrorDocument 403 https://fqdnhostname/admin/
+ ErrorDocument 403 https://fqdnhostname:4430/admin/

- ErrorDocument 403 https://fqdnhostname/fbview/
+ ErrorDocument 403 https://fqdnhostname:4430/fbview/


Then run :

/kolab/sbin/kolabconf


===============================

Then you can configure the system apache as you normally
would.


Andy

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I added an ip adress to the server and made the kolab apache
listen to the 
fist adress and the other apache listen to the second.

Greetings,
Ger.

Op donderdag 14 september 2006 10:24, schreef CISCO -
Kameko:
> Am using kolab 2.01 on a suse 10.1. Kolab comes wih
apache that is
> installed together with the other packages. I want to
use the same server
> for hosting my websites with apache2. How can I disable
kolab's apache and
> tell it to use my apache2?
>
>
>
> Regards,
>
>
>
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>
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On Thursday 14 September 2006 02:24, CISCO - Kameko wrote:
> Am using kolab 2.01 on a suse 10.1. Kolab comes wih
apache that is
> installed together with the other packages. I want to
use the same server
> for hosting my websites with apache2. How can I disable
kolab's apache and
> tell it to use my apache2?
>
>


You'll probably want to just run the Kolab apache on
different ports than the 
default (80 & 443).  I always set mine to run on 8000,
and 4430.

edit :

/kolab/etc/kolab/templates/httpd.conf.template

- <VirtualHost _default_:443>
+ <VirtualHost _default_:4430>

- Listen 80
+ Listen 8000

- Listen 443
+ Listen 4430

- ErrorDocument 403 https://fqdnhostname/admin/
+ ErrorDocument 403 https://fqdnhostname:4430/admin/

- ErrorDocument 403 https://fqdnhostname/fbview/
+ ErrorDocument 403 https://fqdnhostname:4430/fbview/


Then run :

/kolab/sbin/kolabconf


===============================

Then you can configure the system apache as you normally
would.


Andy

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I added an ip adress to the server and made the kolab apache
listen to the 
fist adress and the other apache listen to the second.

Greetings,
Ger.

Op donderdag 14 september 2006 10:24, schreef CISCO -
Kameko:
> Am using kolab 2.01 on a suse 10.1. Kolab comes wih
apache that is
> installed together with the other packages. I want to
use the same server
> for hosting my websites with apache2. How can I disable
kolab's apache and
> tell it to use my apache2?
>
>
>
> Regards,
>
>
>
> SOUZA SIMBOTA
>
> KAMEKO TECHNOLOGIES
>
> P.O. BOX 1303, BLANTYRE
>
> TEL: +265 1 871 000 / +265 1 877 000
>
> FAX: +265 1 871 951
>
> EMAIL: ciscokameko.mw

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On Thursday 14 September 2006 10:44, Andrew J. Kopciuch
wrote:
> On Thursday 14 September 2006 02:24, CISCO - Kameko
wrote:
> > Am using kolab 2.01 on a suse 10.1. Kolab comes
wih apache that is
> > installed together with the other packages. I want
to use the same server
> > for hosting my websites with apache2. How can I
disable kolab's apache
> > and tell it to use my apache2?
>
> You'll probably want to just run the Kolab apache on
different ports than
> the default (80 & 443).  I always set mine to run
on 8000, and 4430.

Doing this you probably disable the freebusy list
funcationality.
Kolab Clients will issue https trigger links and download
freebusy lists
over the standard ports.
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On Tuesday 26 September 2006 14:20, Bernhard Reiter wrote:
> On Thursday 14 September 2006 10:44, Andrew J. Kopciuch
wrote:
> > On Thursday 14 September 2006 02:24, CISCO -
Kameko wrote:
> > > Am using kolab 2.01 on a suse 10.1. Kolab
comes wih apache that is
> > > installed together with the other packages. I
want to use the same
> > > server for hosting my websites with apache2.
How can I disable kolab's
> > > apache and tell it to use my apache2?
> >
> > You'll probably want to just run the Kolab apache
on different ports than
> > the default (80 & 443).  I always set mine to
run on 8000, and 4430.
>
> Doing this you probably disable the freebusy list
funcationality.
> Kolab Clients will issue https trigger links and
download freebusy lists
> over the standard ports.

That is configurable in the client though.

In Kontact you can set the URL.

https://kolabs
erver.com:4430/freebusy/

Horde has a configuration for this as well in the calendar
driver settings for 
the port number.

Can't remember Outlook with a connector, but as I recall it
is configurable as 
well.


Andy

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