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I heard about OpenGoo 8/21K, a webapplication which you can host at your own server and basically let’s you do the “office” things: contacts, todo, documents, spreadsheets, calender, task, links, and so on.
Although it probably lacks a lot of features this might be handy to install in our household. I really like to have all my data within my own household and I believe distributed everything is basically the way to go.
The main problem are the memory demands, it requires really some MB’s while my Synology CS 407 is already running uhm… a lot.
But let’s try anyway.
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- Download the zip file from the SourceForge site - Just copy to your /web directory - Open the installation page by just typing in the url of the place you copied it to (e.g. http://cubestation/doc) - You get a nice message and have to click next |
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- The next page warns you about “simplexml extension Submit is not installed” - According to Synology Submit however this extension is not available yet in their default php release (no libxslt.so). However I read about some “hack” : “install a second apache with a full enabled PHP —> ipkg install php-apache”. Some questions pop in my mind now… ah…. what the heck. |
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CubeStation> ipkg list php* |
ipkg list php* hmmm… CubeStation> ipkg install php-apache |
| 1) vi /opt/etc/apache2/httpd.conf
(in /opt/lib/php/extensions is now the needed xsl.so) (also change all libexec/bla.so to /opt/libexec/…) Then edited the portnumber to 81 and changed the default webpath. 2) run /opt/sbin/httpd –k start |
and we are running another instance on port 81:
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