You can a) reboot your server or b) start it manually: tmp]# /etc/rc.d/init.d/CommuniGate startĬommuniGate Pro Base Directory /var/CommuniGate created Oracle Linux 6 – Stop Sendmail ~]# /sbin/chkconfig sendmail ~]# service sendmail stop Start CommuniGate Pro Oracle Linux 6 – Stop postfix ~]# /sbin/chkconfig postfix ~]# service postfix stop If you have already mail solutions like sendmail or postfix up and running, you have to stop and disable it. 1 root root 2795 Feb 3 08:35 /etc/rc.d/init.d/CommuniGate tmp]# ls -la /etc/rc.d/init.d/CommuniGate The installation routine creates the runlevel startup script that the software will be started automatically during server boot. The software is now installed in directory /opt tmp]# ls -la /optĭrwxr-xr-x. tmp]# rpm -i CGatePro-Linux.x86_64.rpmĬreating a link for the new mail application
The installation has to be done as user root. I use the rpm file which I have already transferred to my server into directory /tmp. Link to the installations guides: Installation The Software is available for the most platforms here: Note: If you want to use CommunigatePro in your company, then you have to license it. The goal is to use CommuniGate Pro for the Enterprise Manager 13c to send mail alerts.
COMMUNIGATE PRO FORWARD EMAIL INSTALL
In this post I describe how you can easy install the software and configure the SMTP component in Oracle Enterprise Linux 6. CommuniGate ProĬommuniGate Pro is a groupware which supports a lot of solutions like SMTP, POP3, Webmail and many more. The goal was to have a small virtual machine running as mailserver which can be used for all my test cases. But for example on Windows systems, there is no built-in solution. The most distributions have packages like sendmail already preconfigured and ready to use. When I am testing Oracle and other software, I want to verify functions like sending alert mails.
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