Topic: enable open access to sever-manager from CLI

[guest22]

Create these files from their .dist versions in /home/httpd/html/horde/config and change them according to your needs.

So where do these Horde config files live?

Exactly what it says: /home/httpd/html/horde/config.

But these conf files are templated. Is the templating system ok?

[purpaboo]

Hi RequestedDeletion.

Not sure if the templating system is okay. Just reading the developer guide now ...

Is there a quick way to tell if it's okay?

Thanks.
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[guest22]

as a test, on the console as root do "expand-template /etc/php.ini" and look for errors on screen or in the logs.

[purpaboo]

Thanks RequestedDeletion. Yes, no errors onscreen or in logs when running that from the CLI.

I guess I'll refer back to the working default 9.0 setup I have in a VM, against the working 8.1 setup I have in another VM, and see what the differences are.

[guest22]

2. Used installed SME9 on another local VM. This works fine, apart from not being able to login to the server-manager after an almost completely vanilla install (I chose no RAID, no LVM).

I would erase this VM and start from scratch. The not being able to login should never happen, so you already working with an unexpected error and thus a unreliable install.

[purpaboo]

Yep. Did this.

It turned out that admin was not a member of "www" group. A leftover from 6.something, I think.

So I installed a new SME9 machine, and restored from backup.

Just webmail to fix.

Thanks for your help. Appreciated, as always.
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[guest22]

Provider is Linode perhaps?

[purpaboo]

Yup, Linode.

[guest22]

Yup, Linode.

Thought so, that should work. I had a VPS there once with SME Server for a long time. But as you experience, getting SME Server up there is a challenge. indeed at the time dd was used. It was also at the time that they only provided 1 NIC, so I developed my own virtual interface to act as local interface.