Clean up the outdated configuration files.

WalterH

Some configuration files are no longer used for historical reasons. Currently, we have three such files: /etc/gromox/autodiscover.ini, /etc/gromox/autodiscover.cfg and /etc/gromox/adaptor.cfg.
Read the second post to learn how to clean up these files.

WalterH

To clean up these three files:

/etc/gromox/autodiscover.cfg requires special handling: the x500_org_name variable must be migrated to gromox.cfg:
Run the following command:
cat /etc/gromox/autodiscover.cfg | grep x500_org_name >> /etc/gromox/gromox.cfg
to copy the content of autodiscover.cfg to gromox.cfg. Note: Using only one ">" (greater than sign) will overwrite the gromox.cfg file and destroy its contents, so be sure to use two ">>" (greater than) signs.
Then delete the autodiscover.cfg file:
rm /etc/gromox/autodiscover.cfg
The other two files can be deleted if they exist:
rm /etc/gromox/autodiscover.ini
rm /etc/gromox/adaptor.cfg
Restart gromox-http to read the x500_org_name variable from /etc/gromox/gromox.cfg:
systemctl restart gromox-http

Please note that these three files may or may not exist. This depends on the age of your installation.

Enjoy Grommunio!