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<font face="Inter">Package: gosa<br>
Version: </font>2.8~git20230203.10abe45+dfsg-19<br>
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Gosa has a hard dependency on PHP IMAP during setup which cannot be
skipped. The gosa debian package had a dependency on php-imap which
was removed in trixie with the following comment in the changelog:<br>
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"Drop from D: (gosa): php-imap. Not needed anymore for 2.8~ versions<br>
of GOsa² in Debian. The 2.8~ version of GOsa² in Debian ships
far<br>
less plugins, so php-imap is not a direct dependency of the<br>
stripped down GOsa² core anymore."<br>
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This is true for updates, but for new installations it still checks
for PHP IMAP during the web-based setup and doesn't let you skip it.<br>
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Steps to reproduce:<br>
1. Clean Debian install<br>
2. Install apache2 and gosa package<br>
3. Navigate to <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://myhost/gosa">http://myhost/gosa</a><br>
4. Web-based setup will start and check for PHP IMAP on the second
page, saying "GOsa will NOT run without fixing this".
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