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Revision as of 18:02, 10 April 2015
About
Roundcube is a webmail client using the LAMP stack.
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Files
| path | description |
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| /etc/roundcube | global configuration stuff |
| /usr/share/roundcube | application code |
| /var/lib/roundcube | installation image -- mostly links to pieces of the other two |
Notes
I wasn't able to get it working from the APT repository. Steps:
- Created link to /var/lib/roundcube
- Pasted link at (my domain public html)/roundcube
- Accessing http://(my domain)/roundcube brought up Roundcube sofware with error saying it couldn't connect to the database
- Remainder of interface was in some sort of Arabic script
- There was no change after configuring db parameters in /etc/roundcube
- Installed full version from download -- couldn't get mcrypt working, but that apparently isn't vital