Ubuntu 20.04 LTS

Follow these simple steps in your terminal:

• Download the following script using

  wget https://repo.zextras.io/inst_repo_ubuntu.sh

• Give it the permission

  chmod +x inst_repo_ubuntu.sh​​​​​​

• And finally execute the script

  ./inst_repo_ubuntu.sh

• Set Hostname
  

  vi /etc/hosts​​​​​​

• Install Package
  

  apt install service-discover-server \
      carbonio-directory-server \
     carbonio-proxy \
     carbonio-webui carbonio-files-ui \
     carbonio-admin-login-ui \
     carbonio-mta \
     carbonio-appserver carbonio-logger \
     carbonio-user-management \
     carbonio-files-ce carbonio-files-db \
     carbonio-storages-ce \
     carbonio-preview-ce \
     carbonio-docs-connector-ce carbonio-docs-editor \
     carbonio-admin-ui carbonio-admin-console-ui \
     postgresql-12

• configure and launch Carbonio CE
  

  carbonio-bootstrap

• Carbonio Mesh is required to allow communication between Carbonio CE and its components.
  

  service-discover setup-wizard

• To complete Carbonio Mesh installation
  

   pending-setups -a

• One final command is needed to fix access permission to Carbonio Mesh tokens.
  

   chmod a+r /etc/zextras/carbonio-mailbox/token

• The first step is to create a role and password with administrative rights.
  

  su - postgres -c "psql --command=\"CREATE ROLE carbonio_adm WITH LOGIN SUPERUSER encrypted password 'PASSWORD_FOR_DB';\""

• The second step is to create the database.
  

  su - postgres -c "psql --command=\"CREATE DATABASE carbonio_adm owner carbonio_adm;\""

• First, we bootstrap the database.
  

  PGPASSWORD=$DB_ADM_PWD carbonio-files-db-bootstrap carbonio_adm 127.0.0.1

• Then restart the main mailbox process as the zextras user.
  

  su - zextras

  zmmailboxdctl restart

• (Optional) Change Password for System User
  

  su - zextras

  carbonio prov setpassword [email protected] newpassword

• Then restart the main mailbox process as the zextras user.
  

  su - zextras

  zmmailboxdctl restart

• The syntax is the standard used by systemctl, hence you can use
  

  systemctl start|stop|status carbonio*

• to start, stop or verify the status of all the carbonio units and
  

  journalctl -u carbonio*

systemctl list-units "carbonio*"

• End.

How to upgrade

You can always upgrade to the latest version simply by executing 

apt update && apt upgrade