Topic: Zarafa access forbidden

[NoTo]

Just installed Zarafa with the install script and opted for the 'unix' rather than db option. All appears to have gone well with no errors. After reconfigure and reboot, I did the config setprop zarafa-server GlobalForward enabled and /etc/e-smith/events/actions/qmail-update-user

When I navigate to https://servername/zarafa (or /webaccess or /webapp) I am told I am Forbidden and don't have permission to access /webaccess or /zarafa etc.

I note it's been a bug in the past but was fixed.

Could you tell me the first place I should look for a solution?

Thanks in advance,
Graham

Edited to add: I note the zarafa database has absolutely nothing in it, not a single table. Could that be part of the problem? 

[stephdl]

the script is designed for 64 bit architecture and therefore if you have a 32 bit OS installed, it can not be workable. Possibly you have to adapt the script to download a zarafa binary compatible for your architecture (see at the end of the file)

this should be written in the wiki page, of course if it is  your problem

[NoTo]

Yes, that is the problem 

No, the wiki pages that I looked at didn't mention it 

I suppose my question now is how the heck I get rid of whatever it's installed 

[guest22]

I'll try to update the wiki and the script shortly.

[guest22]

I suppose my question now is how the heck I get rid of whatever it's installed 

Take a look at the script and see what it actually does. You will find that RPM's have to be removed as well as custom templates. Then remove any config db zarafa-* related entry and post-signal and reboot.

Your server is a test server yes?...

[NoTo]

Take a look at the script and see what it actually does. You will find that RPM's have to be removed as well as custom templates. Then remove any config db zarafa-* related entry and post-signal and reboot.

Your server is a test server yes?...

Yes, it's only the test server, so there is nothing to lose. It is an interesting exercise to discover if I can recover from my own stupidity 

[stephdl]

Yes, it's only the test server, so there is nothing to lose. It is an interesting exercise to discover if I can recover from my own stupidity 

The issue is not your stupidity, the issue is the lack of rpm for this contrib.