Debian Etch

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Contents

[edit] Introduction

First of all, setup the system as you like, ie, initial packages. However, this howto assumes you have a brand new Etch setup, not an already running and everything else configured system.

This howto is based on this howto.

[edit] Setup Sources

First we add derjohn's debian ispman repo to our `sources.list`: 

vi /etc/apt/sources.list

And we add: 

deb http://ispman.derjohn.de/ binary/
deb-src http://ispman.derjohn.de/ source/

Now update packages cache: 

apt-get update

[edit] Install dependencies

Install ispman dependencies. 

apt-get install slapd ldap-server ldap-utils bind9 webalizer monit cyrus-imapd-2.2 \
cyrus-clients-2.2 cyrus-admin-2.2 sasl2-bin libsasl2-modules postfix-ldap pop-before-smtp \
libpam-ldap libnss-ldap nscd patch pwgen rpl libapache2-mod-php4 libapache2-mod-suphp

[edit] Configure slapd

To the question asked about the admin password, set the password and don't forget it, you'll need it on `ispman.conf`.

[edit] Configure Postfix

When asked choose Internet Site.
When asked about Mail name, set it to your domain.tld.

You can later do the configuration with the command: 

dpkg-reconfigure postfix

[edit] Configure libnss-ldap and libpam-ldap

When asked about the LDAP server Uniform Resource Identifier a good answer is: 

ldap://127.0.0.1:389/

When asked about Distinguished name of the search base answer: 

o=ispman

When asked about the LDAP version answer 3.
When asked about LDAP account for root answer: 

uid=ispman,ou=admins,o=ispman

When asked about LDAP root account password answer the same one you did when setting up slapd.
When asked about Make local root Database admin, answer yes.
When asked about Does the LDAP database require login answer no.

Some questions will be doubled, answer the same values like above.

[edit] Install ISPMan Packages

Now we install the ispman debian packages and the pulled dependencies. 

 apt-get install ispman-agent ispman-doc ispman-lib ispman-web

When asked about authentication, answer yes.

[edit] Configuration

The ispman debian packages provide some scripts for configuration, so, let's run some of them(not all because we didn't install all dependencies). 

cd /usr/share/doc/ispman-doc/config-services/
sh config-services.sh

Read what you're told and hit CTRL-C.

First setup the cyrus password: 

passwd cyrus

The password you enter here will be used on ispman.conf

Now we setup ispman.conf: 

vi /etc/ispman/ispman.conf

You specially need to configure: 

$Config->{'ldapRootPass'} = 'secret';

Which is the pass you entered when setting up slapd. 

$Config->{'imapAdminPass'} = 'secret';

Which is the pass you entered with the command passwd cyrus

[edit] Configure Apache 

sh scripts/configure-apache2.sh

[edit] Configure Cyrus 

sh scripts/configure-cyrus.sh

[edit] Configure Monit 

sh scripts/configure-monit.sh

[edit] Configure Postfix 

sh scripts/configure-postfix.sh

[edit] Configure Saslauthd 

sh scripts/configure-saslauthd.sh

[edit] Configure Slapd 

sh scripts/configure-slapd.sh

[edit] Configure libnss-ldap 

sh scripts/configure-nsswitch.sh
chmod +r /etc/libnss-ldap.conf

[edit] Configure Bind9 

sh scripts/configure-bind9.sh

[edit] Configure libpam-ldap and libnss-ldap 

sh scripts/configure-libnss-and-pam.sh
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