Install Tine 2.0 by command line - including ldap

No GUI required, use setup.php over e.g. SSH

The following commands are for documentary purpose mainly. It may help you to install Tine 2.0 automated (by script). Refer also to the official wiki entry for how to install Tine 2.0.The example given will

• Install Mail: Imap, Smtp, Sieve,
• Authenticate against and store accounts in Ldap and
• Configure special Smtp-Backend (simpleMail).

The notation ist for multi-line commands (improve readability). Please replace the variables

php setup.php --install Tinebase,Addressbook,Calendar,Tasks,Felamimail,\
ActiveSync,Filemanager,CoreData,MailFiler \
adminLoginName="admin" adminPassword="admin" adminEmailAddress="admin@tine.local" acceptedTermsVersion=1000 \
imap="host:localhost,port:143,useSystemAccount:1,ssl:tls,domain:example.org,backend:standard" \
smtp="backend:standard,hostname:localhost,port:25,ssl:tls,auth:plain,primarydomain:,username:,password:,from:" \
sieve="hostname:localhost" \
authentication="backend:ldap,host:ldap://localhost,username:cn=binder\,dc=tine\,dc=local,password:tine,\
bindRequiresDn:true,useStartTls:0,baseDn:ou=people\,dc=tine\,dc=local,\
accountFilterFormat:(&(objectClass=posixAccount)(uid=%s)),accountCanonicalForm:2,\
accountDomainName:,accountDomainNameShort:,tryUsernameSplit:0" \
accounts="backend:ldap,host:ldap://localhost,username:cn=binder\,dc=tine\,dc=local,password:tine,\
bindRequiresDn:true,useStartTls:0,pwEncType:SSHA,userDn:ou=people\,dc=tine\,dc=local,\
userFilter:objectclass=posixaccount,userSearchScope:1,groupsDn:ou=groups\,dc=tine\,dc=local,\
groupFilter:objectclass=posixgroup,groupSearchScope:1,useRfc2307bis:0,\
minUserId:20000,maxUserId:29999,minGroupId:20000,maxGroupId:21099,\
groupUUIDAttribute:entryUUID,userUUIDAttribute:entryUUID,\
defaultUserGroupName:Users,defaultAdminGroupName:Administrators,readonly:0"

The above command uses admin@tine.local as super user and server name. Note the special user for binding to ldap and I also changed the default ID-numbers.

After installing which will sync with Ldap-Backend as well you can change the backend settings.

php setup.php --setconfig -- configkey=smtp configvalue='{"active":true,"backend":"ldap_simplemail",\
"hostname":"localhost","port":25,"ssl":"tls","auth":"plain","primarydomain":"tine.local",\
"secondarydomains":"ldap:\/\/localhost\/ou=domains,ou=mailConfig,dc=tine,dc=local?dc?one?objectclass=domain",\
"from":"tine20@tine.local","username":"tine-notification","password":"notification","name":"localhost",\
"postfix":{"port":3306},"simplemail":{"base":"ou=routing,ou=mailConfig,dc=tine,dc=local","scope":1,\
"skeleton":{"objectclass":["simplemail","mailrouting"],"mailUserDN":"%s"},"readonly":false,\
"storage_base":"ou=routing,ou=mailConfig,dc=tine,dc=local","storage_rdn":"cn=%u{tine20}",\
"property_mapping":{"emailAliases":"mailalternateaddress","emailForwards":"mailforwardingaddress",\
"emailForwardOnly":"maildiscard:boolean"}}}'

The herewith configured Smtp-Backend (simpleMail) is a special backend to integrate more flexible into ldap. If you are on a standard configuration it may be not the right choice for you.