Here it is. A Banana Pi running an Open-Xchange AppSuite on a 8 GB SD card.
As the Raspberry Pi does not support ARMv7 I had to use the Banana Pi instead. Not too bad as this device is more powerful and better to run a Java backend, a MySQL database and the Apache web server. For mail I’m using an existing mail account in the cloud.
Installation was pretty much straight forward using the existing Open-Xchange quickinstall script. The only thing to mention is that the script is available with git and not with svn:
git clone https://git.open-xchange.com/git/wd/testing/quickinstall -b master
You have to make a few modifications as officially only 32-bit systems are supported. This means the OS architecture check and all office related repositories must be commented out.
Hey can you show what to check out in which files…?
Greetings Thomas
Maybe it is worth to mention that Open-Xchange provides a chef cookbook for Raspbian/Raspberry Pi 3:
http://oxpedia.org/wiki/index.php?title=AppSuite:Deployment_with_Chef_for_Raspbian
Hi Thomas,
OX provides a quick howto:
https://oxpedia.org/wiki/index.php?title=AppSuite:Quickinstall
So following the HOWTO you first need to install “git” and then execute this command to fetch the script:
git clone https://code.open-xchange.com/git/wd/testing/quickinstall -b 7.8
Then you have to edit the file “ox-quickinstall.sh” in the newly created directory and add your options, passwords and most important comment out some stuff like the “x86_64” check, because otherwise the script will just stop on Raspberry/Banana Pi.
My (very old) diff should give you a good start:
The other changed file “create-context.sh” contains user/password stuff and I’ll not provide a diff for obvious reasons 🙂
Happy installing and have fun!