What's the proper way to download Horde rpm?

timesurfer

• November 16, 2019 13:26

Hi, What's the proper way to download the Horde rpm? My goal is only to download only the package, not installing it, and then move it to another machine and there extract it, so I can confirm some Horde config files are exactly like the original ones, as for example, this files: /Horde/config/conf.php /Horde/config/registry.php

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  cPanelLauren

  • November 18, 2019 16:29

  You can find the horde related packages on your system with the following: rpm -qa |grep -i horde
  There's more than just one though, instead you might just want to reinstall horde on the system you're experiencing an issue with, the specific package is cpanel-php73-webmail.noarch
  

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  timesurfer

  • November 18, 2019 17:31

  You can find the horde related packages on your system with the following: rpm -qa |grep -i horde
  

  
  Thank you. This command works great. It lists all Horde packages on my system. But, I couldn't locate the directory where those packages are on my system. Is there a way to accomplish that? Or am I thinking wrong and rpm don't work this way? Maybe I should just download a backup of my horde diretory to my desktop, and reinstall the package "cpanel-php73-webmail.noarch" in my server? That way, afterwards I could also download the new horde directory to my desktop, and then compare the two horde directories and see the diferences with tools to compare directories and files. I really could use some advice here. I can make a snapshot to my server VPS and try some solution. If it doesn't work, I can revert it in just some minutes.

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  cPanelLauren

  • November 18, 2019 18:09

  What exactly are you trying to compare them for? All cPanel provided packages should be the same on any device. Reinstalling the package won't make any modifications to your mail or email accounts. To view the contents of an RPM: $ rpm -ql packagename
  This will also give you the path they're present in

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  timesurfer

  • November 18, 2019 19:22

  To view the contents of an RPM: $ rpm -ql packagename
  This will also give you the path they're present in

  
  Thank you. It works and it is very useful.

  What exactly are you trying to compare them for?

  
  I am trying to compare them to see if there the changes I made to some config files. I have taken notes, but I want to be sure I haven't forgotten anything. For example, in order to show emails in HTML by default, I have changed the 3 files: /horde/imp/config/prefs.php Block images in messages unless they are specifically requested to be loaded set value from "1" to "0" /horde/imp/config/mime_drivers.php in the part where it has "HTML driver settings" I have changed it from "false" to "true" and in file /horde/config/mime_drivers.php in the part where it has "HTML display" I also have changed it from "false" to "true"

  Reinstalling the package won't make any modifications to your mail or email accounts.

  
  Thank you for clarifying that. You have been much helpfull. Please mark this thread as solved, as I don't know how to do it. Regards

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