In this Repository you will find different Zimbra Scripts for install Zimbra Collaboration on an automated way
This Script install and configures bind9 with the domain and IP that is defined while invoke the command. After that the Scripts prepare the keystroke script with a default installation of Zimbra Collaboration 8.8.x (without dnscache) and the config.defaults script, using the domain, IP and password that is defined while invoke the command. Once everything is ready the Script download the latest version of Zimbra Collaboration 8.8.x/9.0.0(Network ONLY), uncompress it and install it using the keystrokes script and the config script.
The ZimbraEasyInstall Script is an easy way to install Zimbra Collaboration, without be worry of the DNS configuration, OS depencies, etc. Just execute it and after a few minutes have Zimbra up and running.
Just run the Script adding the TLD domain for your Zimbra Collaboration server, the IP of the DNS server (usually will be the same of the server, but instead you are using different eth interfaces), and add the password for the Zimbra Collaboration server.
./ZimbraEasyInstall.sh zimbra.io --ip 192.168.211.40 --password Zimbra2017You can now choose if you want dnsmasq or bind for your DNS Server with ZimbraEasyInstall, by default if you don't select anything after the password, it will automatically install dnsmasq, if you add the flag bind, then it will install bind before ZCS:
./ZimbraEasyInstall.sh zimbra.io --ip 192.168.211.40 --password Zimbra2017 --resolver bindThe Script will take care of everything and after a few minutes you can go to the IP of your server and use the next URL:
If you want to deploy the latest LTS version of Zimbra, ZCS , now you can, with the new Script ready for ZCS, which detects your OS and installs the proper version depending the OS
The ZimbraEasyInstall Script is an easy way to install Zimbra Collaboration, without be worry of the DNS configuration, OS depencies, etc. Just execute it and after a few minutes have Zimbra up and running.
Just run the Script adding the TLD domain for your Zimbra Collaboration server, the IP of the DNS server (Autodetects if not provided) (usually will be the same of the server, but instead you are using different eth interfaces), and add the password for the Zimbra Collaboration server.
.ZimbraEasyInstall.sh zimbra.io --ip 192.168.211.40 --password Zimbra2017Or alternatively download and execute all in one go.
link='https://github.com/whattheserver/zimbra-automated-installation/raw/master/ZimbraEasyInstall.sh'; bash <(curl -s ${link} || wget -qO - ${link}) zimbra.io --ip 192.168.211.40 --password Zimbra2017
The Script will take care of everything and after a few minutes you can go to the IP of your server and use the next URL:
.ZimbraEasyInstall.sh -h
This Script installs and configures latest Zimbra with the domain and optionally provided ip,password,resolvers that are provided
Usage: ZimbraEasyInstall.sh [-i|--ip <arg>] [-p|--password <arg>] [-r|--resolver <arg>] [-e|--edition <arg>] [-t|--timezone <arg>] [--keystrokes <arg>] [--zimbrascript <arg>] [-u|--(no-)upgrade] [-z|--(no-)zextras] [--(no-)certbot-zimbra] [--(no-)interactive] [--(no-)csf] [--(no-)debug] [-h|--help] [-v|--version] <domain>
<domain>: Domain to install Zimbra for
-i, --ip: Specify the public IPv4 address (no default)
-p, --password: Admin password to use (no default)
-r, --resolver: DNS Resolver to setup (optional) (default: 'dnsmasq')
-e, --edition: Zimbra edition to install 'network' or 'ose' Open Source Edition (optional) (default: 'ose')
-t, --timezone: Timezone to set the server to user (optional) (default: 'UTC')
--keystrokes: Custom Keystrokes file to use for Zimbra Installer (optional) (no default)
--zimbrascript: Custom installZimbraScript file to use for Zimbra Installer (optional) (no default)
-u, --upgrade, --no-upgrade: Upgrade Zimbra (and implicit default: off) (off by default)
-z, --zextras, --no-zextras: Install Zextras (and implicit default: off) (off by default)
--certbot-zimbra, --no-certbot-zimbra: Install certbot-zimbra (and implicit default: off) (off by default)
--interactive, --no-interactive: Interactive mode walk through just the installations settings part interactively (and implicit default: off) (off by default)
--csf, --no-csf: Install CSF Firewall (and implicit default: off) (off by default)
--debug, --no-debug: Run Installer with bash debugging enabled (and implicit default: off) (off by default)
-h, --help: Prints help
-v, --version: Prints versionThank you to Luis Perez, @dbinary, we have now a version for CentOS/RHEL. All you need to do is download the file called ZimbraEasyInstall-87-CentOS-RHEL give it execution privileges and run it as usual:
./ZimbraEasyInstall-87-CentOS-RHEL zimbralab.io 192.168.211.40 Zimbra2017In the case that you want to run an old ZCS version like ZCS 8.6, in Ubuntu 14.04, you can download and give executin privileges to the file called ZimbraEasyInstall-86, and then run it as usual:
./ZimbraEasyInstall-86 zimbralab.io 192.168.211.40 Zimbra2017Copyright (c) 2017 Jorge de la Cruz
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.