Nethserver on Raspberry Pi

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What about horde?

https://wiki.horde.org/CalDAV
https://wiki.horde.org/CardDAV
https://wiki.horde.org/activesync

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Very interesting option to pursuit;
do I understand correctly it is plain php-5.4?

it is in the unofficial-armhfp-epel repository…

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Yes, it’s working with PHP5.4.

Horde 5 requires the use of PHP 5.3 or above.

Great! I’ll test it the next days…it’s installabe via pear too, don’t know if it works on arm: https://pear.horde.org/

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Hi Mark,
the active-sync part too? I searched for it for a “normal” x86/x64 system and on tachtler they say: active-sync only can be installed with pear because of it’s license.

Tachtler - Horde ActiveSync

ACHTUNG - Aus lizenzrechtlichen Gründen existiert aktuell KEIN rpm-Paket für ActiveSync!

ATTENTION - For licensing reasons there is currently NO rpm package for ActiveSync!

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IMHO having a low resource {cal card}-DAV solution enhances the mail server to something usefull,
I have to admit i use active sync for all my mobile devices and would not like to miss it on my “main” server.

We could try to find out which part of the license is holds feodora / Rhel back.
I do not see strange restrictions in the debian package;
If there are no further restrictions as there are with other implementation os active-sync, nothing would hold us back to make a package in time…

Just checked the SOGo documentarian, they used to have an disclaimer about the usage of active-sync which is removed… EDIT: still there

In order to use the SOGo ActiveSync support code in production environments, you need to get a proper usage license from Microsoft. Please contact them directly to negotiate the fees associated to your user base.

To contact Microsoft, please visit:

Intellectual Property & Open Innovation | Microsoft Legal and send an email to iplicreq@microsoft.com

Inverse inc. provides this software for free, but is not responsible for anything related to its usage.

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Horde and activesync works on a raspberry in a first test with Outlook as client!

Enable unofficial epel repo and install horde:

mv /etc/yum.repos.d/epel.repo ~
cat > /etc/yum.repos.d/epel.repo << EOF
[epel]
name=Epel rebuild for armhfp
baseurl=https://armv7.dev.centos.org/repodir/epel-pass-1/
enabled=1
gpgcheck=0
EOF
yum clean all
yum install https://nethserver.globalcortex.net/mirror/devtest/nethserver-horde-0.0.1-1.16.gd07f9c5.ns7.noarch.rpm

Enable activesync (which installs the activesync module via pear as it’s not in the unofficial epel repo - thanks @m.traeumner):

config setprop horde activesync enabled
signal-event nethserver-horde-update

You have to enable Activesync in the Horde web UI too. Don’t test on a production system!

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kudo’s to @mrmarkuz & @m.traeumner :clap::clap:

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I don’t know if I have follow a correct procedure… but I have installed Nethserver 7.6 full on Raspberry PI 3 B+… and it’s fantastic!

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Kudos to our arm team @mark_nl @mrmarkuz @dz00te

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Do u think that can we ever have cockpit on Raspberry? :star_struck:

It should work because cockpit is a noarch package.

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I’ve do
yum install nethserver-cockpit
and I’m obtaining dependency error

Which dependencies?

Error: Package: nethserver-subscription-3.3.3-1.ns7.noarch (nethserver-updates)
           Requires: puppet-agent
Error: Package: cockpit-system-183-1.el7.noarch (nethserver-base)
           Requires: cockpit-bridge >= 183-1.el7
           Installed: cockpit-bridge-176-4.el7.centos.armv7hl (@extras)
               cockpit-bridge = 176-4.el7.centos
           Available: cockpit-bridge-173-7.el7.centos.armv7hl (base)
               cockpit-bridge = 173-7.el7.centos
           Available: cockpit-bridge-176-2.el7.centos.armv7hl (extras)
               cockpit-bridge = 176-2.el7.centos
 You could try using --skip-broken to work around the problem
 You could try running: rpm -Va --nofiles --nodigest

The problem is that cockpit requires a x86 package. It has to be fixed. Thanks for pointing that out.

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I remain available if I can be useful.
Thank you a lot.

Federico

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Which repo is nethserver-cockpit in?

I am wanting to install it on a NethServer installation on a Raspberry Pi.

try this?

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Thanks @mark_nl, it was only after I posted this did I realise I was using the wrong image.

Thanks a million for the link

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Happy to hear your feed back,

(btw cockpit is pre-installed…)

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