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** Responsibility: Manage users/groups/resources inside a context | ** Responsibility: Manage users/groups/resources inside a context | ||
As stated above we assume the MySQL service has been installed previously, and it is running and available. | |||
A good idea is to add the Open-Xchange binaries to PATH: | |||
$ echo PATH=$PATH:/opt/open-xchange/sbin/ >> ~/.bashrc && . ~/.bashrc | $ echo PATH=$PATH:/opt/open-xchange/sbin/ >> ~/.bashrc && . ~/.bashrc | ||
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Now we have to initialize the Open-Xchange ''configdb'' database. This can all be done by executing the ''initconfigdb'' script. | Now we have to initialize the Open-Xchange ''configdb'' database. This can all be done by executing the ''initconfigdb'' script. | ||
$ /opt/open-xchange/sbin/initconfigdb --configdb-pass=db_password -a | $ /opt/open-xchange/sbin/initconfigdb --configdb-pass=db_password -a --mysql-root-passwd=root_password | ||
Use the ''--mysql-root-passwd'' option to supply the MySQL root password as configured during database installation. | |||
Add the ''-i'' option if you want to remove an already existing open-xchange configdb. | Add the ''-i'' option if you want to remove an already existing open-xchange configdb. | ||
'''Note:''' The -a parameter adds an | '''Note:''' The -a parameter adds an ''openexchange'' account to MySQL. This account will be used for database connections from the OX App Suite middleware and requires [[AppSuite:DB_user_privileges|some privileges]]. You can also create that account manually [[OXLoadBalancingClustering_Database#Creating_Open-Xchange_user|during database installation / configuration]], in which case you can (should) skip the ''-a'' parameter here. | ||
Before starting any service, all basic configuration files need to be set up correctly. The ''--configdb-pass'' option indicates the password of the ''openexchange'' database user previously created, the ''--master-pass'' options specifies the password of the Open-Xchange ''adminmaster'' user that will be created when executing the ''oxinstaller'' script. | Before starting any service, all basic configuration files need to be set up correctly. The ''--configdb-pass'' option indicates the password of the ''openexchange'' database user previously created, the ''--master-pass'' options specifies the password of the Open-Xchange ''adminmaster'' user that will be created when executing the ''oxinstaller'' script. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:49, 5 June 2018
Open-Xchange configuration
To avoid confusion right at the start notice that Open-Xchange uses multiple administration levels and requires different credentials at some stages at the installation and server management. Note that the passwords chosen at this guide are weak and should be replaced by stronger passwords.
- The MySQL database user
- Username: openexchange
- Password used at this guide: db_password
- Responsibility: Execute all kinds of database operations
- The Open-Xchange Admin Master
- Username: oxadminmaster
- Password used at this guide: admin_master_password
- Responsibility: Manage contexts, manage all kinds of low level server configuration
- The Context Admin
- Username: oxadmin
- Password used at this guide: admin_password
- Responsibility: Manage users/groups/resources inside a context
As stated above we assume the MySQL service has been installed previously, and it is running and available.
A good idea is to add the Open-Xchange binaries to PATH:
$ echo PATH=$PATH:/opt/open-xchange/sbin/ >> ~/.bashrc && . ~/.bashrc
Now we have to initialize the Open-Xchange configdb database. This can all be done by executing the initconfigdb script.
$ /opt/open-xchange/sbin/initconfigdb --configdb-pass=db_password -a --mysql-root-passwd=root_password
Use the --mysql-root-passwd option to supply the MySQL root password as configured during database installation.
Add the -i option if you want to remove an already existing open-xchange configdb.
Note: The -a parameter adds an openexchange account to MySQL. This account will be used for database connections from the OX App Suite middleware and requires some privileges. You can also create that account manually during database installation / configuration, in which case you can (should) skip the -a parameter here.
Before starting any service, all basic configuration files need to be set up correctly. The --configdb-pass option indicates the password of the openexchange database user previously created, the --master-pass options specifies the password of the Open-Xchange adminmaster user that will be created when executing the oxinstaller script.