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Things you must do for this to work out of the box:
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1. You must have .ssh keys for this account..
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If you don't have them, generate them by googling "generate .ssh keys" and doing whatever it says.
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2. You must go into the requirements directory and run "./get_rsa_pub"
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This will get the .ssh public key and put it in this directory so it can be easily transfered
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to the target machine.
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3. You must go into the requirements directory and modify "server_root_account" to have whatever the root account
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(which must have sudo priviledges) name is.
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4. If you are going to use EC2 to test this install you must
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a. copy the server key.pem file into the requirements directory and soft link ec2-key.pem to it via
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ln -fs your-key-file.pem ec2-key.pem
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b. go back to the install directory and run "./enable_ec2_login THE_SERVER_IP"
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5. If you are NOT going to use EC2, you MUST make the root account publickey accessible from the machine you are
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installing off of. Take a look at "enable_ec2_login" for what this means.
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6. You MUST have your passwords setup, if you are just running this as a test it is easiest to run
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"make" from within the mailiverse/passwords directory. This will create passwords using /dev/urandom
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Ok now you are ready to go.
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from the install directory type in
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./setup-server YOUR-SERVER-IP-NAME-WHATEVER
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and it should
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1. create the various accounts for the system and enable ssh publickey access to them
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from the computer/account you are running on now
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2. it should download apache james
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4. it should download and install java (oracle, don't use others with apache james, they crash)
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3. it should download and install mysql and set up the users and databases.
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