1 Topic by Bronko

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Topic: running without ACL, because it's a vserver under virtuozzo

Hello,

my provider 1blu doesn't support the acl feature in the filesystem of the virtualized guest (my vserver) under virtuozzo.
Is there any possibility to run the scrip with disabled acl tag?

BR

2 Reply by ZhangHuangbin

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Re: running without ACL, because it's a vserver under virtuozzo

iRedMail -current doesn't required ACL any more, you can try it. smile

3 Reply by Bronko (edited by Bronko 2009-10-21 00:01:36)

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Re: running without ACL, because it's a vserver under virtuozzo

Hello ZhangHuangbin,

thanks for your quick response!

I try the installation under ubuntu 9.04 in the described form, naturally.
But the execution of "iRedMail.sh" returns an error related to the missing of the acl support.
Here are the outgo:

# bash iRedMail.sh 
< ERROR > Your system doesn't support advance file system access control list (acl).
Please setup acl support in /etc/fstab before we go further.
Reference:

* Setup acl on Ubuntu:
  [url]http://code.google.com/p/iredmail/wiki/Installation_on_Ubuntu#Install_and_configure_necessary_package(s)[/url]

* Setup acl on Debian:
  [url]http://code.google.com/p/iredmail/wiki/Installation_on_Debian#Install_necessary_packages[/url]
#

Can you explain these fact?

4 Reply by Bronko (edited by Bronko 2009-10-22 03:16:53)

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Re: running without ACL, because it's a vserver under virtuozzo

Hello,

ZhangHuangbin explained me the right way:

- Don't check acl support (file: conf/core)

     # Check acl support.
-    check_acl
+    #check_acl


- Make SSL key files world-readable (file: functions/packages.sh)

     # Set correct file permission.
-    chmod 0444 ${SSL_CERT_FILE}
-    chmod 0400 ${SSL_KEY_FILE}
+    chmod 0755 ${SSL_CERT_FILE}
+    chmod 0755 ${SSL_KEY_FILE}

Thanks for the quick and professional support...