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@nebulon Is there a possibility to pay 50€ or so to push this request? The possibility to use SOGo on a multi-tenant base is really the only thing keeping my stuck in Plesk.

@nebulon

I looked a bit into it and found the following feature request in the bug tracker, which got implemented.
https://bugs.sogo.nu//view.php?id=3685
https://github.com/Alinto/sogo/commit/d9943e559f42a7d122e9fa30d78579e9159538e4 (Docs commit)

It's adding a placeholder for the domain to the LDAP path. Currently, SOGo access LDAP via "ou=mailboxes,dc=cloudron".
Can you edit Cloudron LDAP so the for example under "ou=example1.com,ou=mailboxes,dc=cloudron" you can find the mailboxes of a specific domain as well? Then you could change the baseDN to "ou=%d,ou=mailboxes,dc=cloudron" and we would have full multi domain support with separation between the domains.

This is great, when you offer SOGo to different companies or different set of people. This way, they cannot see the others.

@nebulon @jdaviescoates SOGo has no access control in Cloudron. It is configured to be used with all users, which owns a mailbox. I can only change dashboard visibility.

To process office and eml files, paperless needs a Apache tika server. IT can be hosted with docker and needs to be added in the paperless config. That's it.

Could you please do that?

https://docs.paperless-ngx.com/configuration/#tika

To clarify, only in the calendar sharing window, where you can add a new user.

Currently, SOGo displays every mail, which is hosted on server to everyone. I would like to hide email from different domains for each other, so that a member of domain1.de doesn't know, that domain2.de and domain3.de even exists. How can I do that?

@girish I got it as a notification in the web interface

Hey, I just got that update notification

I don't really want to install a pre-release version, but I still got that as an update notification. How can I disable getting notifications for pre-release versions and will I get another, when it's not in pre-release anymore?

I asked in the SOGo Mail list. It's hidden. You have to enter you calendar account settings and somewhere, you'll find delegations. There you can enable you shared calendars. Kinda hidden and different for every calendar app.

@nebulon I cannot really post a log, because most of them contains folder names but it seams, that every device goes through all of its folders very often and it gets logged. 10 seconds of log, after the initial sync with the device, contained without spaces, 49534 letters in 53 lines. Mostly LIST and stuff like that.

@nebulon Yes. It works way better. The question still is, how I can block active sync. I have roundabout 30 user on my instance and I don't want one to accidentally ActiveSync.

@nebulon I added three of my accounts on my iPhone. In roundabout 5 seconds, it produced more the 500 lines of log. And this all the time.

@nebulon ActiveSync is kinda hard on resources. How can I disable it, so that my users cannot use it? I tried to edit the nginx.conf in the SOGo pack via terminal, but it's read-only, so I don't wanna mess with it.

Hey,

When I share a calendar to another person, he can see it in the SOGo Webinterface. When I then add the account via CalDAV to my iPhone or any other device, I can only see the calendars of the account itself, not the shared one.

@nebulon Makes sense, just wanted to make sure

@nebulon Works great. Maybe add an hint somewhere, that you have to point you mail client to the sogo domain and not the mail server domain. It is logical but I only got to the conclusion after a few seconds of receiving an error.

Hey,

When I create a new mail, I have no recommendations in the "To:" Field, when I write an Address. Is this normal and SOGo just doesn't do it or is it a bug?

@girish That's very nice! I already have the paid version, so no problem for me, was just wondering

When you take a look at the pricing page, it says, that the paid version has unlimited apps and "a complete mail solution". What of the mail suite is missing in the free version?