
Installation
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Before that, make sure that there is an active repository for Java Runtime Environment
on the system. Some system versions have the repository turned off (for example, on
Ubuntu 10.04, it can be found in repository partner, or on Debian 5.0, it can be found
in repository non-free). Activate the repository in Gnome GUI or using the terminal: in
file /etc/apt/sources.list, add or enable the repository, save the settings and run
command
apt-get update
Use the following instructions to install the product under the root user:
• Ubuntu/Debian Linux — use the following command:
dpkg -i kerio-workspace-x.y.z-123.deb
In case of missing dependencies, the installation indicates an error. To fix it, use the
following command:
apt-get -f install
This command installs the missing dependencies and finishes the installation.
The installation wizard will guide you through several dialogs. You set basic data for the
first user account with administration rights (3.5) and data store (a location where all the data
created in Kerio Workspace will be stored; therefore it is necessary to provide a data store with
sufficient free space), and launch the installation.
Note: If you need to uninstall the product, follow these instructions:
• Ubuntu/Debian Linux — use the following command:
apt-get remove kerio-workspace
3.4 Configuration File and Data Store
Workspace configuration is stored in file workspace.cfg which can be found in the installation
folder of the application.
It is an XML file containing parameters of Kerio Connect, such as configuration parameters of
backups, directory service, update checker and logs.
The data in this file is saved in XML format so that it can be easily modified or generated
automatically using another application. Backups or transfers of these files can be easily
performed by simple copying.
Warning:
On Mac OS X and Linux systems, files can be maintained only if the user is logged in as the
root user.
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