hello @davidep we have an error to build nethserver-horde, locally there is no issue
could you help please…thank in advance
For now I pushed to nethforge-testing if you want to test
yum install nethserver-horde --enablerepo=nethforge-testing
I saw some things to fix I think cc @danb35 @mrmarkuz @m.traeumner
the UI display this after a new installation
A fatal error has occurred
Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 256645746 bytes)
Details have been logged for the administrator.
maybe /etc/httpd/conf.d/php-horde-horde.conf i the place to increase the php memory
I cannot display the email after the login there is a manual procedure to enable and update the database schema
it seems nethserver-mail-server is not a dependency of nethserver-horde
maybe more
I haven’t installed nethserver-horde at any time, I only installed it manually, but perhaps I can help.
At manual steps for horde mail you need to:
Please install mailserver from softwarecenter. After that you have to install imp for webmail and ingo for filtering mails in terminal
yum install php-horde-imp
yum install php-horde-ingo
After installation go back to X.X.X.X/horde/admin/config at your browser and click on horde.
Possible messages about DB Shemas you can ignore at this time.
Go to mail tab and setup the following values:
$conf[mailer][type] SMTP server (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED)
$conf[mailer][params][host] smtp.YourDomain
$conf[mailer][params][port] 587
$conf[mailer][params][secure] tls
$conf[mailer][params][localhost] YourDomain
$conf[mailer][params][auth] Yes
$conf[mailer][params][username] admin@yourDomain
$conf[mailer][params][username_auth] true
$conf[mailer][params][password] YourPassword
$conf[mailer][params][password_auth] true
$conf[mailer][params][lmtp] false
Now we can go to IMAP Server tab and set the following values
$conf[imap][enabled] Enabled
$conf[imap][server] imap.YourDomain
$conf[imap][port] 143
$conf[imap][secure] tls
$conf[imap][maildomain] YourDomain
$conf[imap][cache_folders] true
Now press the button to generate the Horde configuration again.
We have to create a webmail configuration now, click at Webmail (imp). If you want you can change some values here.
If you have finished, click on generate Webmail-Configuration.
After that you have to Update All DB Schemas.
For that you have to click “Update All DB Schemas” at X.X.X.X/horde/admin/config.
Now you can use the mailsystem. Your mail-adress is the one from active directory.
Yes it would be nice to fully automate this but after updating the DB scheme in the horde UI it should work…
EDIT:
It works after updating DB schema and configurations in the UI. For the DB schema there’s a script horde-db-migrate to automate the process.
IIRC it was the time when we had nethserver-mail and nethserver-mail2 so I decided to remove the dependency.
I think this is the only step that is needed with the package but I need to recheck…
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I tried to use rh-php73, rh-php72 without success @mrmarkuz, fun I got an 500 error without any log traces.
Do you have some thoughts @danb35 ?
Does horde from epel is compatible with these phpversion, maybe we miss a rpm that we could have from remi scl.
By the way I still do not understand the need of php scl, for what I tested everythings was workable with php54.
Edit: reading this Horde login problems
Horde 5 is not compatible with php7, Horde 6 does. The last TLS policy breaks horde, php54 is not fully compatible with it
As I know, Horde 6 isn’t published at this time.
Some people use Horde 5 with PHP 7.
Only weather doesn’t work with PHP7.
To be not compatible with php7 in 2020, honestly does horde is still an alive project ?
I don’t know, but the last stable release is from 2017, and no release date for Horde Framework 6. It don’t look very active.
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It’s working with PHP73 if we install it with pear(see horde docs). This way IMAP TLS login works with newest TLS policy:
Install nethserver-horde:
yum install https://mrmarkuz.dynu.net/mirror/devtest/nethserver-horde-0.0.2-1.ns7.noarch.rpm
Make rh-php73 work:
yum -y install nethserver-rh-php73-php-fpm
Add
<FilesMatch \.php$>
SetHandler "proxy:fcgi://127.0.0.1:9003"
</FilesMatch>
to /etc/httpd/conf.d/php-horde-horde.conf line 41 and reload http:
systemctl reload httpd
PEAR install of horde with rh-php73:
scl enable rh-php73 bash
pear channel-discover pear.horde.org
pear install horde/horde_role
pear run-scripts horde/horde_role
Enter Filesystem location for the base Horde application : /usr/share/horde
pear install -a -B horde/horde
Set permissions - should be optimized as regards security - needed to update the configurations in the ui
chown -R root:apache /usr/share/horde/
chmod -R 775 /usr/share/horde/
Login to UI with ldap/ad user admin and update db schemas and configurations and it should just work.
I tried to automate this process but still not fully working:
To update the DB schemas:
horde-db-migrate
The config files are missing a hash, see horde bug.
This adds the missing hash to the config files:
hordepart=(turba kronolith ingo imp nag .)
for i in "${hordepart[@]}"
do
grep -q "// \$Hash:" /usr/share/horde/$i/config/conf.php || echo "// \$Hash: `sha1sum /usr/share/horde/$i/config/conf.xml | cut -d" " -f1`" >> /usr/share/horde/$i/config/conf.php
done
Looks good except of the missing mail and logout buttons:
In this case you can do a signal-event nethserver-horde-update and start over with configuring via the UI.
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when I use my module nethserver-php-scl, I tested it with php73-php-fpm or php73-php-fpm
just add in /etc/httpd/conf.d/php-horde-horde.conf
<Directory /usr/share/horde>
# **IMPORTANT** By default, everyone accessing Horde is automatically logged
# in as 'Administrator'. This is a security risk! It is very important that
# you change the authentication backend under the 'Authentication' tab.
# For this reason, Horde is currently only accessible from localhost.
<FilesMatch .php$>
SetHandler "proxy:fcgi://127.0.0.1:9074"
</FilesMatch>
Options +FollowSymLinks
change 9074 for php74 or 9073 for php73
Who would like to test please
Maybe we can modify the template /etc/e-smith/templates/etc/httpd/conf.d/php-horde-horde.conf/10base
It is maybe more simple to maintain that module if we use the remi repo
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got it workable with rh-php73 @mrmarkus, a bit vicious bug
add to /etc/opt/rh/rh-php73/php.ini
include_path = ".:/opt/rh/rh-php73/root/usr/share/pear:/opt/rh/rh-php73/root/usr/share/php:/usr/share/pear"
My scl integration of my module was better than the official 
The clue to come to that conclusion: /var/opt/rh/rh-php73/log/php-fpm/www-error.log
[18-Dec-2020 15:14:00 UTC] PHP Warning: require_once(Horde/Autoloader/Default.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /usr/share/horde/lib/core.php on line 49
[18-Dec-2020 15:14:00 UTC] PHP Fatal error: require_once(): Failed opening required 'Horde/Autoloader/Default.php' (include_path='/usr/share/horde/lib:.:/opt/rh/rh-php73/root/usr/share/pear:/opt/rh/rh-php73/root/usr/share/php') in /usr/share/horde/lib/core.php on line 49
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It seems a bit invasive to change the PHP include path globally. Instead I’d limit the change to the PHP-FPM pool that is running Horde.
As alternative, if possible, the Horde code can be installed under the existing path entries.
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It is a rpm, how can we move the destination of files without building the rpms ?
IIUC the Horde code that works with PHP 7 comes from Pear repositories. Did I misunderstand something?
yes @mrmarkuz tried an alternative, install horde with pear, we currently use the rpm from EPEL, however it seems that our last TLS policy (only TLS1.2) break something in the imap authentification, with only TLS1.2 you cannot authenticate to imap in the horde webmail
Hence the attempt to install from rpm + 73 RH php scl
I tried to change it in the httpd configuration, no success but indeed probably in the php pool however we use a template and all pools are declared inside. Not handy maybe
The question now is to know, does Horde needs really our love
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We can decide to
- do not fix this bug for TLS 1.2 and retain the old Horde EPEL RPM (PHP 5.4), or
- upgrade to the latest Horde Pear version (PHP 7)
The second choice can be implemented in the following ways
- update the HowTo to rely on Pear and the new PHP-FPM modules (fast)
- prepare a new RPM that ships the code from Pear (requires community effort, testing and Travis-CI scripts)
IMO: we can do all the above steps, in that order 
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I will try, if I have a little bit time.
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