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Revision 2 (Marc Dequènes, 2018-05-04 11:43) → Revision 3/10 (Marc Dequènes, 2018-12-19 08:46)
h1. Web h2. Webservers Status Page Each webserver displays various debug/stats information on a special vhost, using its canonical hostname. Only members of the Admin Team may log in. h2. WebApps Info (TODO: strip down when they are Ansibilized) h3. DSPAM Extra packages for webui: * libmime-encwords-perl * libunicode-map8-perl * libmime-tools-perl h3. gitweb Extra packages: * highlight h3. MoinMoin If Moinmoin crash after (python?) upgrade, try this to purge the cache: <pre> moin --config-dir=/etc/moin/ --wiki-url=https://wiki.duckcorp.org/ maint cleancache </pre> h3. RoundCube Plugins using the *roundcube-plugins* and *roundcube-plugins-extra* packages. A few additional plugins in */usr/local/share/roundcube-plugins/* and symlinked from */var/lib/roundcube*. Some may need dependencies not in Debian, in this case *Composer* is used to fetch them into *<plugin>/vendor/* (just run it inside the plugin directory without any argument). Missing feature since migrating to Stretch: * checked_identities: plugin to send a mail validation when creating a new identity For custom plugins, by default, RoundCube uses *config.inc.php.dist* if *config.inc.php* is not available. When modifying the configuration of a plugin, *config.inc.php.dist* must be moved from */var/lib/roundcube/plugins/<PLUGIN_NAME>/config/* to */etc/roundcube/plugins/<PLUGIN_NAME>/config.php* and a symlink must be added to this file in */var/lib/roundcube/plugins/<PLUGIN_NAME>/config/*. Also, when upgrading the package, make sure that the links are still there! h3. TT-RSS At the end of 2014, the author decided to stop making releases and urge people to use git directly (:-/). Thus, the program is now switched to git, and the _reeder_ theme too. You need to _git pull_ and go to the web interface to perform DB upgrades. The daemon needs to be restarted (*tiny-tiny-rss* service). TODO: since then the Debian package was updated to include git snapshots, so we should have a look sometime. Applied patches, if any, are next to the git directory. The _migrate.sh_ was used to switch to newer versions and is kept as a reminder of the good old times when releases existed.