Mailcow-dockerized: Disable SGO

Created on 22 Nov 2019  路  5Comments  路  Source: mailcow/mailcow-dockerized

Mail-Cows SGO is great. But what if you like to use different software for caldav and carddav. Is there a way to disable sgo before spawn the container the first tine? An option in mailcow.cfg?

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@kr19dev @PSandro It looks like this feature was recently added in this commit: https://github.com/mailcow/mailcow-dockerized/commit/200167458e4025e4fc5d4317382760ffa9fb05a3#diff-bd6af8ddc3fbe4d221556680bc00048f

After changing SKIP_SOGO=n to SKIP_SOGO=y in my mailcow.conf file and restarting Mailcow, SOGo is gone from the list of apps and its container only consumes 2MB of RAM.

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No there's no option to disable SOGo yet. You can either stop the container (but please let it start after an update first) or you can decrease the workercount to 1 for example to let it run with min. RAM usage

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Is there any update on this? As #3345 shows, there is demand on this option to disable SOGo completely.
As a workaround: How do I properly let mailcow stop SOGo _automatically_ after it started? :thinking:

You can create a proper pull request if you need this option. :)

@kr19dev @PSandro It looks like this feature was recently added in this commit: https://github.com/mailcow/mailcow-dockerized/commit/200167458e4025e4fc5d4317382760ffa9fb05a3#diff-bd6af8ddc3fbe4d221556680bc00048f

After changing SKIP_SOGO=n to SKIP_SOGO=y in my mailcow.conf file and restarting Mailcow, SOGo is gone from the list of apps and its container only consumes 2MB of RAM.

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