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Roundcube did not install ?
Roundcube did not install ?
I installed VestaCP but I just want to know if VestaCP has roundcube package inside. I tried to view my webmail using my domain.tld/webmail it doesn't work. I found folder roundcubemail inside this directory instead of roundcube.
/usr/share/roundcubemail/*many files inside*
/var/lib/roundcubemail/*has nothing inside*
I'm not sure if roundcubemail is installed by VestaCP. Can anyone help me how do I install roundcube and being able to access via mydomain.tld/webmail ? Do i need to remove the existing roundcubemail folder before reinstall? Please help.
/usr/share/roundcubemail/*many files inside*
/var/lib/roundcubemail/*has nothing inside*
I'm not sure if roundcubemail is installed by VestaCP. Can anyone help me how do I install roundcube and being able to access via mydomain.tld/webmail ? Do i need to remove the existing roundcubemail folder before reinstall? Please help.
Re: Roundcube did not install ?
anyone having this problem?
Re: Roundcube did not install ?
arafatx wrote:anyone having this problem?
Whats os are you using?
Re: Roundcube did not install ?
CentOS 6.7 with fresh installation from DigitalOcean VPSjoem wrote:arafatx wrote:anyone having this problem?
Whats os are you using?
Edit: Ok now it works. I'm using CentOS 7 with the default installation. Perhaps need to migrate to centOS 7 now. but not sure why roundcube doesn't install on 6.7
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Re: Roundcube did not install ?
Hello,
I wanted to help you out with this question. If you don't install MySQL when you set up Vesta originally it won't install Roundcubemail by default. I installed VestaCP with Postgresql enabled the first time I ran the script and noticed it didn't install Roundcubemail. After uninstalling VestaCP and the reinstalling with the --mysql option enabled it added Roundcubemail during the installation process. Here is an example of the script needed to install Roundcubemail during the VestaCP setup:
sh vst-install.sh --nginx no --apache yes --phpfpm no --vsftpd yes --proftpd no --exim yes --dovecot yes --spamassassin yes --clamav yes --named yes --iptables yes --fail2ban no --mysql yes --postgresql yes --remi no --quota yes --hostname http://www.changeme.com --email [email protected] --password changeme
If you need to uninstall VestaCP then reinstall here are the steps I used:
service vesta stop
yum remove vesta*
rm -f /etc/yum.repos.d/vesta.repo
yum remove httpd*
yum remove exim
Then just run the install script again from wherever you downloaded Vesta originally (i.e. vst-install-rhel.sh vst-install.sh). I downloaded it to /usr/local/src originally.
I wanted to help you out with this question. If you don't install MySQL when you set up Vesta originally it won't install Roundcubemail by default. I installed VestaCP with Postgresql enabled the first time I ran the script and noticed it didn't install Roundcubemail. After uninstalling VestaCP and the reinstalling with the --mysql option enabled it added Roundcubemail during the installation process. Here is an example of the script needed to install Roundcubemail during the VestaCP setup:
sh vst-install.sh --nginx no --apache yes --phpfpm no --vsftpd yes --proftpd no --exim yes --dovecot yes --spamassassin yes --clamav yes --named yes --iptables yes --fail2ban no --mysql yes --postgresql yes --remi no --quota yes --hostname http://www.changeme.com --email [email protected] --password changeme
If you need to uninstall VestaCP then reinstall here are the steps I used:
service vesta stop
yum remove vesta*
rm -f /etc/yum.repos.d/vesta.repo
yum remove httpd*
yum remove exim
Then just run the install script again from wherever you downloaded Vesta originally (i.e. vst-install-rhel.sh vst-install.sh). I downloaded it to /usr/local/src originally.