2. Installation¶
The spellchecker plugin requires just a few simple installation steps to get it up and running. Follow the steps below to set-up the spellchecker plugin for all the users on your WebApp server.
More information about WebApp plugin support can be found here: ‘http://documentation.kopano.io/support_lifecycle_policy/webapp_support_lifecycle.html’
2.1. RPM based distributions¶
Use the following command to install the Kopano spellchecker package on RPM based distributions:
rpm -Uhv kopano-webapp-plugins-filepreviewer_version_.noarch.rpm
Replace <version>
with the correct version.
2.2. DEB based distributions¶
On Debian based distributions use:
dpkg -i kopano-webapp-plugins-filepreviewer_version_all.deb
Replace <version>
with the correct version.
2.3. Dependencies¶
Php-enchant is needed to use the spellchecker.
Note
Make sure the enchant module is enabled on your server
Warning
Php-enchant is not available in the official SUSE SLE-11 repository. Unofficial / unsupported packages can be found on the OpenSUSE website.
In the next chapter we will go into details on how to configure the spellchecker plugin.
2.4. Additional language packs¶
Language packs can be installed the same way as the spellchecker plugin. These language packs should be installed before you can use the spellchecker.
If you do not have language packs installed you will see the following message in the WebApp mail settings: