[Phamm] Upgrading from 0.5.15 to 0.5.17
Webhabitat Admin
admin at webhabitat.be
Fri Jan 15 19:23:40 CET 2010
Yes it is and no it isn't.
YES: if you only change / adapt the acl's.
NO: if you want to take into the new functionalities offered like the
calendar integration it isn't that simple. Why: phamm changes the user
information but doesn't take into account the ldap modifications for
additional schema functionalities.
Example: you upgrade and add the davical schema and modify a (existing)
user and make him / her a davical user you will get an error since the
davical profile isn't there. You must this manually before you can
manage it via phamm.
It's the same issue as for creating a domain without ftp access and
enabling afterwards.
This is one of the issues phamm needs to address. When adding an
additional functionality (even if it is included in the base version
installed) the functionality has to be treaded as a modification /
change taking into account the necessary modifications and not trying to
modify an existing profile.
So basically yes, without any problem unless you want to have existing
users be expanded to an additional feature like davical access.
Kind regards,
Miguel
On 01/15/2010 06:47 PM, Mike Nielsen wrote:
>
> A while back I setup an ubuntu box with postfix, dovecot, and phamm as
> a mailserver which is working just fine.
>
> There were some problems with ubuntu and 0.5.15 dealing with
> permissions to allow users to manage their own passwords. A recent
> update to the how to I followed now uses 0.5.17 where permissions
> problem has been resolved.
>
> Question: Being an LDAP novice how do I go about updating phammfrom
> 0.5.15 ot 0.5.17? Is it a matter of installing over the current
> scheme is if it didn't exist? (Making sure to keep the container
> names the same?)
>
> More importantly, assuming I screw something up, how can I reverse the
> changes?
>
> Thank you for your time.
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