BlueMind is an open-source collaborative suite that allows you to manage emails, calendars, and contacts. This tutorial will guide you through the installation process of BlueMind on OpenBSD.
Before we begin, you need to make sure that your OpenBSD system meets the following requirements:
Log in to your OpenBSD system as root and update it using the following commands:
$ sudo -s
# pkg_add -u
# pkg_add -i perl
This will make sure that your system packages are up-to-date and that Perl is installed.
In order to install BlueMind on OpenBSD, we need to install several dependencies. Run the following command to install all the required dependencies:
# pkg_add openjdk11 postfix dovecot-pigeonhole py3-pip pkgconf unzip wget rsync gcc gmake coreutils
Download the latest version of BlueMind from bluemind.net.
# wget https://pkg.bluemind.net/3/3.5-1/blue-mind-3.5.1-20121_all.tgz
Extract the BlueMind archive:
# tar -xf blue-mind-3.5.1-20121_all.tgz
Run the installation script to start the BlueMind installation process:
# cd blue-mind-3.5.1
# bash ./install.sh
This will take some time, and you will be prompted several times throughout the installation process. Make sure to carefully read the instructions and provide accurate information.
After the installation is complete, start the BlueMind services using the following command:
# blue-mind start
You can now access the BlueMind web interface by navigating to https://your-server-IP:8443.
Congratulations! You have successfully installed BlueMind on OpenBSD. You can now start setting up your email, calendar, and contact management system.
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