2022.12.1 iso image doesn't install correctly. Have tried several variations of passwords, host-names, certificate types but only core modules install, chat,meet,files, archive all give Error 404 (Not Found) after fresh install, during setup process get errors about service not found or files missing. Did try reverting to the 2022.05 iso image but it too appears to fail to install all modules after the setup update sequence.

Running on a Rocky Linux 9.1 KVM Host System and installing as OpenSuse 15.4 Virtual, 24GB of Ram, 4 Cores, 750GB of Disk Space. Do have one 2022.05 iso loaded appliance running on a Rocky Linux 8 KVM Host System but not sure why the KVM Host System would cause things not to install or run.

At the moment, basically only Core can be installed, the optional modules do not work yet. Core also includes Files, which allows a connection to a file server via WebDAV. However, in v2022.05.02 this still worked with PHP 7, in v2022.12.1 PHP 8 is installed, an HTTP 500 error occurs at this point.

It works in at least three cases

Is possible to have some docs and Instruktion about and Information where is config location in the system?

Admin-Manual

• https://docs.grommunio.com/admin/

Man-Pages

• https://docs.grommunio.com/man/

Andy

I use this little script
And i did a few recoveries with those backups. But it should be modified as my script just overrides/deletes everything in the Backupdir because of the ZFS-Storage beneath which takes care of Versioning(snapshots).

Auf dem Appliance-Server gibt es die neue Version grommunio.x86_64-2022.12.1-Build25.27 vom 23.3.23. Ist das nun die 2022.12.1 mit den aktuellen Updates?

Andy

just downloaded the OVA (because i'm using vmware) but this won't make a difference in general

localhost:~ # rpm -q -a --qf "%{Name}:%{Version}-%{Release}:%{Vendor}\n" | sort | awk -F: '/grommunio GmbH/ {print $1"\t"$2}' | expand -t 60;
grommunio-admin-api                                         1.9.35.e075ce0-lp154.14.1
grommunio-admin-common                                      6.cb985db-lp154.5.1
grommunio-admin-web                                         2.6.0.54.c3a5ade-lp154.7.1
grommunio-antispam                                          3.4-lp154.4.1
grommunio-common                                            13.02127be-lp154.9.1
grommunio-cui                                               1.0.248.5feaa6f-lp154.13.1
grommunio-dav                                               1.2.0.9976bca-lp154.1.1
grommunio-dbconf                                            1.1.1.da20a46-lp154.6.1
grommunio-error-pages                                       1.0.6.9c50afb-lp154.7.1
grommunio-imapsync                                          2.178-lp154.2.1
grommunio-index                                             0.1.34.aef1495-lp154.8.1
grommunio-release                                           2022.12.1-lp154.3.1
grommunio-setup                                             1.0.84.d707674-lp154.9.1
grommunio-sync                                              1.2.2-lp154.20.1
grommunio-web                                               3.2.21.8a4583e-lp154.16.6
gromox-debuginfo                                            2.6.68.7098a40-lp154.4.1
gromox-debugsource                                          2.6.68.7098a40-lp154.4.1
gromox                                                      2.6.68.7098a40-lp154.4.1
grub2-theme-grommunio                                       1-lp154.11.2
libHX32                                                     4.12-lp154.2.1
libexmdbpp0                                                 1.10.3.6bc8633-lp154.11.1
libolecf1                                                   20221024-lp154.5.2
libpff1                                                     20211114-lp154.6.3
libtinyxml2-9                                               9.0.0-lp154.3.3
libvmime-suse5                                              0.9.2.175-lp154.16.1
mapi-header-php                                             1.1.0.70e984f-lp154.2.1
nginx-module-brotli                                         1.0.0rc+g1-lp154.1.3
nginx-module-vts                                            0.2.1+g1b-lp154.1.2
patterns-grommunio                                          1-lp154.8.2
perl-Authen-NTLM                                            1.09-lp154.1.2
perl-Encode-IMAPUTF7                                        1.05-lp154.1.2
perl-JSON-WebToken                                          0.10-lp154.1.2
perl-Sys-MemInfo                                            0.99-lp154.1.2
php8-redis                                                  5.3.7-lp154.1.3
plymouth-theme-grommunio                                    1-lp154.11.2
prosody                                                     0.11.13-lp154.2.11
python3-mattermostdriver                                    7.3.2-lp154.14.2
python3-openapi-core                                        0.13.7-lp154.7.2
python3-openapi-schema-validator                            0.1.5-lp154.10.2
python3-pamela                                              1.0.0-lp154.4.2
python3-pyexmdb                                             1.10.3.6bc8633-lp154.11.1
python3-rfc3339-validator                                   0.1.4-lp154.9.2
system-user-grommunio                                       3-lp154.10.2
system-user-gromox                                          2-lp154.13.2
systemd-coredump-grommunio                                  1-lp154.2.2
systemd-presets-branding-grommunio                          2022.12-lp154.1.2

So I assume PHP-8 is included not the outdated PHP-7.4?

Great, so we have a new image.

Excellent - I'll give it a try and let you know how it works out!

Unfortunately the basic appliance for aarch64 https://download.grommunio.com/appliance/grommunio.aarch64-latest.raw.xz despite having a build date of 23-03-2023 it is still functionally/practically as useless as the 1st December 2022 build, when put on a Raspberry Pi 4 8gb

Out of the box the image simply does not work. Yes I know there are a whole bunch of manual things I can edit and faff about with to make some of the very basic functionality work - like for example editing nginx.conf, and manually configuring Let's Encrypt Certificates. - But really this level of faff is sub-optimal, and the installation/setup script should take care of it.

I'd be happy to, and offered in the past to undertake a contract to package the installation script and set up so that at least the Raspberry Pi install would work with basic functionality out of the box - but it met with silence. I had got my hopes up today that the install would at last work out of the box, but alas I was sadly mistaken.

Is there a mailing list I can join so that if\when at some point in the future the aarch64 image is updated to actually work I can take another look? In the meantime I am quite frustrated that there goes another 3 hours of my life faffing with Grommunio software which simply is not ready for or properly packaged for use, on a inconsequential hardware as it purports to work upon.

That's too negative. From my side I can say that Core works fine, but the optional modules Chat, Archive, Meet, Files still do not work.

However, it must be said that in the background the connection to these modules must be prepared, so Files runs with Nextcloud, Chat runs with Mattermost etc. But which documents we have how to set up this background and as long as only a few people have maybe some details, everyone else will doubt the functionality.