Replace with DIFFERENT, STRONG passwords accordingly! The password 'secret' will be used for all passwords.Replace with your own internal interface address. The internal interface is assumed to have the IP 10.1.50.100.Replace with your own external interface address. The external interface is assumed to have the IP 1.2.3.4.
The domain ' ' is used, replace all instances with your own domain (in ldap too, like: dc=example,dc=com).If you want to stick with Dspam you can still use the instructions from my old guide, they still apply. z-admin on the other hand looks like a nice fire-and-forget solution, but does too much behind-the-scenes configuration for my taste.
Although ldap-account-manager supports zarafa accounts you need the paid 'Pro' version, and I'm not sure if it fully supports multi-tenant setups (correct me if I'm wrong). LDAP configuration has been expanded with the suggested optimizations taken from the Zarafa user wiki.įor LDAP Management I tried various new tools (z-admin, ldap-account-manager, admin4, etc.) but none of them could completely replace phpldapadmin with the zarafa templates I reworked for the latest phpldapadmin version, so decided to stick with it. Dspam has been dropped in favor of spamassassin and postfix has been augmented to use DNS-based blacklisting based on multiple online blacklist providers.
This is the new and reworked setup guide for a complete virtual-user, multi-tenant, LDAP-backed Zarafa Setup based on Zarafa 7.2 and Ubuntu LTS 14.04.
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