Martin.schneider: /* US 68424070: Remove AJP because of discontinued support */

2014-11-17T13:52:47Z

US 68424070: Remove AJP because of discontinued support

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	If you want to run both frontends later, you need to create a default.conf file with the contents from OX6 and OX App Suite merged. If you want to drop the OX6 frontend anyways, you can now just create a {{{filename}}} file for OX App Suite. Consult the [[AppSuite:Open-Xchange_Installation_Guide_for_{{{distro}}}#Configure_services\|OX App Suite documentation]] for details about the {{{filename}}} contents for OX App Suite.		If you want to run both frontends later, you need to create a default.conf file with the contents from OX6 and OX App Suite merged. If you want to drop the OX6 frontend anyways, you can now just create a {{{filename}}} file for OX App Suite. Consult the [[AppSuite:Open-Xchange_Installation_Guide_for_{{{distro}}}#Configure_services\|OX App Suite documentation]] for details about the {{{filename}}} contents for OX App Suite.

	Then~~, depending on whether you switched to Grizzly or are still using AJP,~~ you need to adjust the proxy_http~~.conf or proxy_ajp~~.conf file. Basically the OX App Suite configuration is a superset of the OX6 configuraton, so you can use the configuration described in the [[AppSuite:Open-Xchange_Installation_Guide_for_{{{distro}}}#Configure_services\|OX App Suite documentation]] for the Grizzly configuration~~, or the AJP example file in the [[AppSuite:Grizzly#Switching_from_open-xchange-grizzly_to_open-xchange-ajp\|switching to AJP section of the Grizzly documentation]]~~.		Then you need to adjust the proxy_http.conf file. Basically the OX App Suite configuration is a superset of the OX6 configuraton, so you can use the configuration described in the [[AppSuite:Open-Xchange_Installation_Guide_for_{{{distro}}}#Configure_services\|OX App Suite documentation]] for the Grizzly configuration.

	After this, stop and start the {{{apacheservice}}} and open-xchange services. Then you should be able to use the App Suite UI.		After this, stop and start the {{{apacheservice}}} and open-xchange services. Then you should be able to use the App Suite UI.

Dominik.epple: Created page with "== Adjust Apache configuration == Apache's service configuration needs adjustments. If you want to run both frontends later, you need to create a default.conf file with the ..."

2013-09-27T14:02:37Z

Created page with "== Adjust Apache configuration == Apache's service configuration needs adjustments. If you want to run both frontends later, you need to create a default.conf file with the ..."

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== Adjust Apache configuration ==

Apache's service configuration needs adjustments.

If you want to run both frontends later, you need to create a default.conf file with the contents from OX6 and OX App Suite merged. If you want to drop the OX6 frontend anyways, you can now just create a {{{filename}}} file for OX App Suite. Consult the [[AppSuite:Open-Xchange_Installation_Guide_for_{{{distro}}}#Configure_services|OX App Suite documentation]] for details about the {{{filename}}} contents for OX App Suite.

Then, depending on whether you switched to Grizzly or are still using AJP, you need to adjust the proxy_http.conf or proxy_ajp.conf file. Basically the OX App Suite configuration is a superset of the OX6 configuraton, so you can use the configuration described in the [[AppSuite:Open-Xchange_Installation_Guide_for_{{{distro}}}#Configure_services|OX App Suite documentation]] for the Grizzly configuration, or the AJP example file in the [[AppSuite:Grizzly#Switching_from_open-xchange-grizzly_to_open-xchange-ajp|switching to AJP section of the Grizzly documentation]].

After this, stop and start the {{{apacheservice}}} and open-xchange services. Then you should be able to use the App Suite UI.

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Martin.schneider: /* US 68424070: Remove AJP because of discontinued support */

Dominik.epple: Created page with "== Adjust Apache configuration == Apache's service configuration needs adjustments. If you want to run both frontends later, you need to create a default.conf file with the ..."