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Jean-Philippe Pialasse:
you should use let's encrypt to get a free wildcard certificate.


I think the desktop app is only supported by the v6 version of pydio. An update of the contribs would be necessary, but need some work to adapt it to SME to use its user db.

As Daniel, Charlie and I use most of our spare time for SME 10 , we would be happy to assist somebody to do the migration process to pydio 6 and then make an rpm of it, but we do not have the time to do all the process.


I can however confirm that the ios and android apps work with pydio v5 currently available on SME.

russellhurren:
Thanks Jean-Philippe. I hadn't seen Let's Encrypt before, I'll check it out.

I'll have a go at installing v6 and see how I go.

DanB35:

--- Quote from: Jean-Philippe Pialasse on May 06, 2016, 12:28:47 PM ---you should use let's encrypt to get a free wildcard certificate.
--- End quote ---
Let's Encrypt doesn't do wildcard certs, but they'll put as many hostnames as you want (up to 100) on a single cert.  See the wiki at https://wiki.contribs.org/Letsencrypt for instructions; I think that letsencrypt.sh is a better path for SME than using the official client at this point.

russellhurren:
I've installed v6.0.7 in an iBay and appear to have most of the functionality working (although I haven't thoroughly tested it yet).
I mostly followed the instructions at https://wiki.contribs.org/Pydio with a few minor changes:

PHPBaseDir=/home/e-smith/files/ibays/<pydio_ibay>/:/tmp/:/etc/ (I had to do this to get the ldap authentication working properly - not sure if there's a better way)
I entered the ibay options individually (copying and pasting from that page didn't work)

Then I setup Pydio to use LDAP:
LDAP URL: localhost
Protocol: Standard (ldap)
LDAP Port: 389
People DN: ou=Users,dc=clientdomain,dc=com
LDAP Server Page Size: 500
LDAP Filter: objectClass=person
Groups DN: ou=Groups,dc=clientdomain,dc=com
LDAP Groups Filter: objectClass=posixGroup
Group Attribute: displayName
Fake Member From: memberUid
Fake MemberOf value of Member/MemberUID Attribute of Group: No (Use CN, not DN)
LDAP Attribute: memberOf
Mapping Type: Role Id

Now I can create a workspace using SMB as follows:
Host: localhost
URI: <share name>
Session Credentials: Yes
Recycle Bin Folder: Recycle Bin
alias: <share name>

I haven't got as far as creating the workspace automatically when signal-event share-create (etc) are called. Looks like I'd need to enter the data into ajxp_repo and ajxp_repo_options in the database, but I'm not sure how the uuid is generated.

It's been a decade since I've built an RPM, so I'm probably not going to be much help packaging this up for others, but I'll do what I can to help if someone else is able to.

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