Under http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/homueller:/citadel/ you can find our new RPMs. Feel free to try them out and provide feedback in the 'citadel support'-room on Uncensored.

Right now we support the following distributions:

• openSUSE 12.2, 12.3, tumbleweed, factory
• fedora 17, 18
• Mandriva 2010, 2010.1, 2011
• RHEL 5, 6
• CentOS 5, 6
• SLES 11, 11SP1, 11SP2

Use this link to install: Citadel

Use this link to install: Webcit

All other packages for reference:

citadel-client | citadel-doc | citadel-lang | citadel-mta | Citadel-SElinux | libcares2 | libcitadel3 | libev | libical | libsieve1 | webcit-lang | webcit-theme-blue-castle | perl Net::Citadel

Check if the citadel service is running by executing 'service citadel status'. If it is not running, then you'll start it with 'service citadel start'.

Then you can execute '/usr/sbin/citadel-setup' to initialize the database and set the administrator user and his password. I suggest to keep the default values unless you know what you are doing (exception: don't let citadel-setup create/change the init/rc scripts).

After setup has finished, adjust the settings in /etc/sysconfig/citadel and /etc/sysconfig/webcit to your needs. The changes will take effect after you restarted citadel and/or webcit (service [citadel|webcit|webcits] restart).

If something doesn't work as expected, then take a look into citadel's logfile /var/log/citadel.log (default with rsyslog) or /var/log/mail. Webcit will log to /var/log/webcit/* (default with rsyslog).

Please note that Citadel only supports systemd on recent fedora, openSUSE and Mandriva. Therefore starting and stopping the services may be a little bit different (e.g. systemctl citadel.service start). Don't forget to run /usr/sbin/citadel-setup before starting citadel daemon.