Install

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Software is packaged into rpms for installation with yum. You can download and install software manually, or setup yum as explained below.

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Manually

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Download

rpms are sorted into gpl and member repositories, you can download manually if you wish

gpl = http://contribs.org

member = dungogMember . (password required, which is sent after purchase)

Notes

  • dungog rpms generally don't require a reconfigure and reboot, (best to restart after installing or updating dansguardian)
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Localinstall

You can install files locally after downloading them without setting up extra yum repositories eg. 

yum localinstall smeserver-vacation-1.0-8.noarch.rpm
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Repositories

We have moved some rpms around, this can result in stale data in your cache
Only if you get 404 errors on a yum update or yum install 

rm /var/cache/yum/dungogMembers/*
rm /var/cache/yum/smedungog/*
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dungog

The dungog gpl contribs have been moved to the smecontribs repository.

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smecontribs

The smecontribs repository was added with SME 7.3,

To install or upgrade rpms append --enablerepo=smecontribs to your commands.

To use smecontribs with the server manager, enable and make visible with this command. 

db yum_repositories setprop smecontribs Visible yes status enabled
signal-event yum-modify
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dungogMember

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Enabled

From the command line enter the following, (or copy and paste into your ssh client)

[ replace user:secret below with your username:password ] 

db yum_repositories set dungogMembers repository \
 BaseURL http://user:secret@sme.dungog.net/packages/smeserver/7.0/i386/dungogMembers \
 EnableGroups yes \
 GPGCheck no \
 Name 'SME Server 7 - dungogMembers' \
 Visible yes \
 status enabled

signal-event yum-modify
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Disabled

An alternative is to add the repo with status disabled 

db yum_repositories set dungogMembers repository \
 BaseURL http://user:secret@sme.dungog.net/packages/smeserver/7.0/i386/dungogMembers \
 EnableGroups yes \
 GPGCheck no \
 Name 'SME Server 7 - dungogMembers' \
 Visible yes \
 status disabled

then you install or check for updates manually. eg. 

yum --enablerepo=smecontribs --enablerepo=dungogMembers dungog-dansguardian
yum --enablerepo=dungogMembers list updates


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Install Methods

If you are enabling the smecontribs & dungogMember repositories you can install from the /server-manager using 'Software Installer' or the contrib 'Update System'.

If you select a dungog-something rpm, yum will satisfy it's dependencies, otherwise yum will try to satisfy it's dependencies from enabled repositories

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Software Installer

Enable at /server-manager > Software Installer > set 'Manage individual packages'

Then /server-manager > Software Installer > install additional software
and select the rpm to install

WARNING: most rpms here are not suitable for the server, they include all RHEL Desktop rpms
Change this to exclude these rpms 

config setprop yum RestrictRepo sme,dungog
yum_update_dbs
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Update System

The Update System rpm allows you to install am rpm that you have on your local filesystem using your browser

Install the smeserver-update rpm

Then /server-manager > Update System
and browse your local file system for an rpm to install,

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Command Line

The command line is the most flexible way to install, update to check what is installed

read the yum manual for all the details; man yum

yum install rpmname eg 

yum install smeserver-sarg

When the repositories are disabled you need to use the command line and enable them with 

--enablerepo=smecontribs enablerepo=dungogMembers
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