How to install the jindi mail server in Linux

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1) there are no special requirements for Disk Partitions before Linux is installed, but at least one partition for storing emails is larger. If jdmail is installed in the/home partition, the/home partition must be at least 10 Gb.

2) to install the SDK, log on as the root user, insert the gold flute installation disc, and enter the following commands in sequence:
# Mount/dev/cdrom (mount the jdmail installation disc)
# Cd/mnt/cdrom/install/Linux
# Cp jdmail_Linux_xxx.tgz/

# Cd/
# Tar xvzf jdmail_Linux_xxx.tgz
# Cd/jdmail
#./Startjd. sh
# Cd/web/bin/
#./Startup. sh
# Cd/sa
#./Sa_server.sh
Note: The installation package name is based on the actual name of the CD.

3) modify the startup script/etc/rc. d/rc. local and add the following lines:
/Jdmail/startjd. sh &
/Jdmail/web/bin/startup. sh &
/Jdmail/safestart. sh &
/Jdmail/sa/sa_server.sh &
If jdmail is not installed in the/jdmail directory, you must modify the paths in the startjd. sh, safestart. sh, startup. sh, and sa_server.sh startup script files. Make sure to set www.britepic.org to an absolute path.
Example: If jdmail is installed in/home/jdmail
Modify jdmail/startjd. sh: This script is mainly used to start jdmail core services (smtp, pop3, imap services ).
JDMAIL_ROOT =/home/jdmail
Modify jdmail/safestart. sh: This script monitors the core service processes of jdmail.
Cd/home/jdmail
Modify web/bin/startup. sh: This script mainly starts the jdmail web service, namely webmail and webadmin.
JAVA_HOME = "/home/jdmail/jdk"
Modify: sa/sa_server.sh: This script mainly starts the spam filter engine.
SA_ROOT =/home/jdmail/sa
Export SA_ROOT
PERL_ROOT =/home/jdmail/perl/lib
Export PERL_ROOT
The corresponding/etc/rc. d/rc. local should also be changed:
/Home/jdmail/startjd. sh &
/Home/jdmail/web/bin/startup. sh &
/Home/jdmail/safestart. sh &
/Home/sa/sa_server.sh &