On 09.11.2019 the latest major Release Version 1.4.0 was released. On 27.09.2020 the latest hotfix 1.4.9 was released. By now it’s really time to install the update, isn’t it? 😉
New release Roundcube Webmail 1.4.0 – Elastic now available for download https://t.co/xuybxBB2yU
— Roundcube (@roundcube) November 9, 2019
New release Roundcube Webmail 1.4.9 now available for download https://t.co/h7EAKnlV9Y
— Roundcube (@roundcube) September 27, 2020
My Linux root server:
- Debian 10 Buster 10.5 amd64
- Dovecot as IMAP daemon
- Postfix as SMTP daemon
- Apache 2.4 as webserver
- Remove old backup (if there is any)
1rm -R /var/www/html/meinekleinefarm.net/roundcube.BAK/ - Create a backup of the roundcube directory
1cp -arf /var/www/html/meinekleinefarm.net/roundcube/ /var/www/html/meinekleinefarm.net/roundcube.BAK/ - Download of the latest release
1wget https://github.com/roundcube/roundcubemail/releases/download/1.4.9/roundcubemail-1.4.9-complete.tar.gz - Unpack
1tar -xzvf roundcubemail-1.4.9-complete.tar.gz - Change dir into the unpacked archive
1cd roundcubemail-1.4.9 - Execute the update script
1./bin/installto.sh /var/www/html/meinekleinefarm.net/roundcube/ - Finished!
Hello, I followed your instructions and it worked very well in centos 6, a separate question, how do you put the box where the commands are on your blog? I really like it and I would like to put something similar on my blog, I have a wordpress blog, I’m a beginner lol
Here you are, I use the following WordPress Plugin: Crayon Syntax Highlighter – https://wordpress.org/plugins/crayon-syntax-highlighter/
What files do i need to keep so i don’t lose my configurations?
1. Most of configuration is saved in a SQL database, in my case MariaDB.
2. The Roundcube setup is an in-place upgrade, it’s made to preserve your configuration.
3. It’s seems like the config files are saved under:
/var/www/html/your_roundcube_installation/configThat’s why I create a backup of the whole folder in step 2.