Done.

Although we can show Kolab running on a Raspberry Pi 2 Model B, and we can build an image for it for people to download, it's really just intended as a publicity stunt emphasizing the subtlety of scaling going both ways -- the Pi is very inefficient for the type of work-load and can not be taken as a serious deployment target.

@Adityab, assigning to you for an initial assessment on whether this can reasonably be achieved technically.

A re-evaluation needs to be put in, assessing cost of implementation at the current stage, potential or likely inhibitors that exist today, and most importantly also, an estimated and realistic time-line to delivery to market of the requested functionality.

Thanks @ajaissle, should now be resolved -- adjusted configuration, emptied caches.

In T978#13819, @jh23453 wrote:

CentOS 7 runs a targeted SE Linux policy, which seems to work with minimal changes.
Please, let's fix what might be missing (until now it was easy...) instead of disabling
SELinux completely.

In T977#13817, @jh23453 wrote:

Please see one of my mails - I did everything the guides asked for - but still failed.
So my guess is that the guide needs some updates too.

Please see the thread in devel@lists.kolab.org starting at
Message-ID: <83bn8cvson.fsf@echidna.jochen.org>

Kolab 16 has been made available released in one flavour: Kolab 16 Public Beta with the delivery mechanism being that of OBS repositories signed with community keys.

Brief instructions then:

This is resolved by new policy settings.

Equally applies to Kolab Enterprise 14.

Associate additional projects for this applies to RPM packaging only.

@petersen, this will hit us on the horizon.

In D73#1255, @mollekopf wrote:

This unconditionally removes the output, so rather wrap it into

#ifndef NDEBUG
#endif

?