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.
0.6.0 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) # /etc/init.d/bongo start (Suse)
Prior to 0.2.90
If you are installing packages prior to 0.2.90, please read the legacy installation instructions.
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!