Open-Xchange App Suite Installer script collection

This collection contains several scripts for letting you install a fully fledged Open-Xchange environment. By default this will install a singlenode environment consisting of: - Database (mysql or mariadb) - Open-Xchange middleware - Apache2 Frontend

Configuration

Basic Configuration is located inside the file config/config. Most optiony can be overriden by using each shell-scripts parameters (sometimes described in the help text)

Versions

Versions can be configured at setup/versions Check that file for more information.

Good to know

This script collection has its roots in the old ox-quickinstall (or installer). Much of the install logic for the different distros was simply taken from there and still can be found at lib/common.bash

How to use

Simple cli examples of how to use this

It is always a good idea to read documentation or help texts!

$ ./ox-installer --help

Install singlenode with everything you need

Right now only frontend (apache), middleware and a database are installed. It uses dovecot.qa.open-xchange.com as mail backend. Please note that the '--singlenode' may be ommited as it is already set in 'config/config'

$ ./ox-installer.sh --singlenode

You can supply each component individually. Read the help text for more information.

Add additiional features/components

Whenever you feel that you might want to test additional components you can install or enable them.

Guard / Documents

Simply provide the parameter (only one or both) and the installer will add missing packages/configs:

$ ./ox-installer.sh --guard --documents

additional features

Take a look into the 'features' folder. You may enable/disable additional featues by executing those scripts.

This script is just an teamplate for later use, it does nothing, just sits there waiting to be copied to an actual feature... $ features/feature-template.sh --enable --restart

Docker

This installer supports creation of Open-Xchange docker images. These images will use supervisord as process monitor. Right now it creates a simple groupware image (apache2, ox frontend, ox middleware). Seperate mail and database services are required. Take a look at the docker-compose.yml at the root level of this repo.

Build images

$ ./ox-installer --build-docker

Start it

If you have docker-compose available you can use it to start the provided compose-environment

$ docker-compose up

Stop it

$ docker-compose down -v

Clean it up

$ rm -fr .runtime/