Citadel is an open-source messaging and collaboration suite that enables secure email, calendaring, file sharing, and instant messaging for your organization. It is a reliable and versatile system that is easy to install and use.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Citadel on Fedora CoreOS latest. Follow the steps below to get started.
Before we begin, ensure that you have:
First, update your system to the latest packages and repositories.
sudo dnf update
Citadel can be installed using the Fedora CoreOS package manager.
To install Citadel, run the command below:
sudo dnf install citadel
Once the installation is finished, you can start configuring Citadel.
To begin, run the Citadel setup wizard:
sudo citadel-setup
Follow the prompts to configure Citadel based on your needs.
After completing the configuration, you can access Citadel using your web browser.
Navigate to your server's IP address on port 2000. For example, http://<server_ip_address>:2000
Login using the username and password that you configured during setup.
You have successfully installed and configured Citadel on your Fedora CoreOS latest server. You can now start using Citadel to send secure emails, share files, and collaborate with your team.
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