bullseye is supported since July 2022

[rudiratlos]

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[rudiratlos]

Just tried with a brand new bullseye amd64. Downloaded your script to /usr/local/sbin/get-kopano-community.sh
modified script line (if [ "${OSDIST}" = "bullseye" ]) to (if [ "${OSDIST}" = "Xbullseye" ])

but get error:
Script is running on : Debian bullseye curl found jq found apt-ftparchive found Script is missing a needed program/package: gnupg, installing now : Detected variable REPO_BASE_FOLDER/GET_ARCH : /srv/repo/kopano/amd64/ We already moved an older version to /srv/repo/kopano/amd64-2022-09-27 Please wait, getting kopano components : core : root@mail:/usr/local/sbin#

[eugenefvdm]

I've been watching this situation with interest.

To me it seems that the Kopano folk are limiting the amount of installation files available for open source users. It's unclear if it's definitely so it and seems to be taking place fairly non-transparently, which I kind of understand.

For example, you will not find Bullseye here:
https://download.kopano.io/community/core%3A/

That probably means Kopano is keeping it behind a paywall for now (and maybe forever?).

Other relevant posts:

https://forum.kopano.io/topic/4031/nightly-builds-for-debian-11
https://forum.kopano.io/topic/3841/kopano-one-on-debian-bullseye/6

My best guess is it's a lot of work maintaining Kopano and giving away too much free is becoming a problem.