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It also contains a few web-app-related things:
 
It also contains a few web-app-related things:
 
* <code>public_html/</code>: the web server should point at this folder
 
* <code>public_html/</code>: the web server should point at this folder
* <code>skins/</code> &larr; <code>public_html/skins/</code>
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** <code>index.php</code>: the actual root page
* <code>plugins/</code> &larr; <code>public_html/plugins/</code>
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** <code>.htaccess</code> &rarr; <code>../.htaccess</code>
* <code>index.php</code> &larr; <code>/usr/share/roundcube/index.php</code>
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*** &rarr; <code>/etc/roundcube/htaccess</code>
* <code>.htaccess</code> &larr; <code>/etc/roundcube/htaccess</code>
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* <code>skins/</code> ''&lArr; <code>public_html/skins/</code>''
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* <code>plugins/</code> ''&lArr; <code>public_html/plugins/</code>''
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* <code>index.php</code> ''&lArr; <code>/usr/share/roundcube/index.php</code>''
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* <code>.htaccess</code> &rarr; <code>/etc/roundcube/htaccess</code>
 
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When installed this way, however, RC is ''not'' configured to play nicely with a virtual domain. It seems to expect to run as <code>www-data</code>. Tentatively, the remedy is just to change ownership of everything it touches (including log folders), but I'm still working on this. &mdash;''[[User:Woozle|Woozle]] ([[User talk:Woozle|talk]]) 15:02, 17 February 2025 (UTC)''
 
When installed this way, however, RC is ''not'' configured to play nicely with a virtual domain. It seems to expect to run as <code>www-data</code>. Tentatively, the remedy is just to change ownership of everything it touches (including log folders), but I'm still working on this. &mdash;''[[User:Woozle|Woozle]] ([[User talk:Woozle|talk]]) 15:02, 17 February 2025 (UTC)''

Revision as of 15:53, 17 February 2025

About

Roundcube (RC) is a webmail client that runs under the LAMP stack.

Files

When installed via apt, this is where Roundcube's files end up:

path description
/etc/roundcube/ global configuration stuff:
  • defaults.inc.php: must be present; should not be edited
  • config.inc.php: must be present, and should be edited to contain local settings
  • main.inc.php:
    • old name for config.inc.php
    • RC will load this if config.inc.php is not found
    • should not be present in new installations
  • debian-db.php: database credentials for RC installs in Debian-based systems
/usr/share/roundcube/ application code
/var/lib/roundcube/ installation image -- about half of the top folders here are just links:
  • config//etc/roundcube/
  • logs/../../log/roundcube/ (/var/log/roundcube)
  • program//usr/share/roundcube/program/
  • SQL//usr/share/roundcube/SQL/

It also contains a few web-app-related things:

  • public_html/: the web server should point at this folder
    • index.php: the actual root page
    • .htaccess../.htaccess
      • /etc/roundcube/htaccess
  • skins/ public_html/skins/
  • plugins/ public_html/plugins/
  • index.php /usr/share/roundcube/index.php
  • .htaccess/etc/roundcube/htaccess

When installed this way, however, RC is not configured to play nicely with a virtual domain. It seems to expect to run as www-data. Tentatively, the remedy is just to change ownership of everything it touches (including log folders), but I'm still working on this. —Woozle (talk) 15:02, 17 February 2025 (UTC)

Tech Notes

The MariaDB/MySQL password must not contain the & character, because the DSN parser treats it as syntactically significant. There does not seem to be any way of escaping it, either. The critical piece of code is in /usr/share/roundcube/program/lib/Roundcube/rcube_db.php, line 1336:

if (strpos($dsn, '&') !== false) {
    $opts = explode('&', $dsn);
}

Pages

Links

Reference