install SOGo and link it to the mail server with the relevant mail domain (domain.com) you want to use for the user email address (user@domain.com) and to the LDAP user account to authenticate user
For now few changes
you cannot use the complete email address to authenticate, use user
we have disabled the internal addressbook it might come back later
you can install as many SOGo instance you need
the documentation is coming (merged but not released I need to check why)
The sogo-server container is under NethServer team
Thank you!
I just installed it on my test server, and it seems to work well. I managed to manually restore data into the NS8 sogo instance from a different sogo installation on a plain Debian server, and everything seems to be working fine during a quick test.
I will continue testing and report back in case I identify issues.
Another question: In case I want to change some SOGo settings (e.g. SOGoAppointmentSendEMailNotifications or SOGoMailAuxiliaryUserAccountsEnabled), how can I do that in a persistent way? Is it ok to change it directly in the /etc/sogo/sogo.conf in the sogo-app container, or will it be overwritten with updates of the app?
I was used to have NS7 Sogo available at “mail.mydomain.com” directly. When entering this FQDN into the SOGo NS8 settings, it defaults to “mail.mydomain.com/SOGo/”, so a trailing subdirectory, can this be adjusted back to the given FQDN only please?
relevant to your dns vhost name, during the migration process we ask to you what will be the new vhost name you want to use, you can use the same but after the migration you have to change the A or AAAA dns field