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seafile-server-centos-7-amd64-http
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@ -520,13 +520,16 @@ cat > ${TOPDIR}/aio_seafile-server.log<<EOF
Next you should manually complete the following steps
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1) Run seafile-server-change-address to add your Seafile servers DNS name
1) Log in to Seafile and configure your server domain via the system
admin area if applicable.
2) If this server is behind a firewall, you need to ensure that
tcp port 80 is open.
3) Seahub tries to send emails via the local server. Install and
configure Postfix for this to work.
configure Postfix for this to work or
check https://manual.seafile.com/config/sending_email.html
for instructions on how to use an existing email account via SMTP.

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seafile-server-ubuntu-16-04-amd64-http
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@ -460,13 +460,16 @@ cat > ${TOPDIR}/aio_seafile-server.log<<EOF
Next you should manually complete the following steps
-----------------------------------------------------------------
1) Run seafile-server-change-address to add your Seafile servers DNS name
1) Log in to Seafile and configure your server domain via the system
admin area if applicable.
2) If this server is behind a firewall, you need to ensure that
tcp port 80 is open.
3) Seahub tries to send emails via the local server. Install and
configure Postfix for this to work.
configure Postfix for this to work or
check https://manual.seafile.com/config/sending_email.html
for instructions on how to use an existing email account via SMTP.