Once you have installed Bongo, you must configure it by following the instructions below:
- Note: $prefix is used here for the prefix to where you installed Bongo. If you installed from source and used the supplied ./autogen.sh command, then $prefix will be /usr/local/bongo. If you installed Bongo from a package, then the command will already be in the path, so $prefix and even the /sbin/ can be ignored. E.g. $prefix/sbin/bongo-setup turns into just bongo-setup.
[edit] 0.2.90, 0.3.0 or Source
Simply run the following commands as root, answering any questions when prompted:
$prefix/sbin/bongo-config install $prefix/sbin/bongo-config user password admin
If you installed from source, run this to start Bongo:
$prefix/sbin/bongo-manager -d
Otherwise, simply start the service as you normally would for your distribution:
# /etc/init.d/bongoproject start (Debian, Ubuntu and openSUSE 10.3) # service bongo start (CentOS, Fedora and Red Hat Enterprise Linux)
[edit] Prior to 0.2.90
If you are installing packages prior to 0.2.90, please read the legacy installation instructions.
[edit] Next steps
You can now optionally move on to configuring and installing a web server. Otherwise, you should be able to access the Bongo web interfaces from the following URLs, and authenticate with the admin user and password you setup earlier:
- http://localhost:8080/ - Dragonfly (email and calender web interface)
- http://localhost:8080/admin/login - Hawkeye (web administration interface)
Have fun!