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Open Source

Group Office

# About GroupOffice ![GroupOffice Calendar](https://github.com/Intermesh/groupoffice/raw/ee417a219bf63010f059039d3def36161689287f/media/screenshots/calendar.png) GroupOffice is an open-source groupware and CRM platform for enterprises and the public sector. It’s created and maintained by the Dutch company Intermesh. You can self-host the software or run it on Intermesh’s secure cloud infrastructure, where your data remains fully private. Collaborate with integrated file sharing, video conferencing, E-mail, calendar and contact management, project and time tracking, quoting and invoicing, support ticketing, and the Collabora Online office suite. By combining all these tools in a single platform, GroupOffice eliminates the need for multiple separate systems and streamlines your workflow. GroupOffice is easily extensible with custom modules, allowing you to tailor the platform to your specific needs. # Install If you're not a developer and you wish to use GroupOffice please visit: https://www.group-office.com/documentation.html # Developers ## Docker ### Production Our Docker image can be found here: https://github.com/Intermesh/docker-groupoffice ### Development If you'd like to get started with GroupOffice development please have a look at our docker compose project. You can get started in minutes with just a few commands: https://github.com/Intermesh/docker-groupoffice-development ## Manual from source 1. Install regularly like on https://groupoffice.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install/install.html 2. If using the Debian packages then disable the APT repository to avoid overwritten source on update. 3. Install PHP Composer, SASS and npm. 4. Clone this repository including submodules: ``` git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/intermesh/groupoffice ``` 5. Run ./scripts/build.sh to compile SASS, Install composer packages and build the GOUI typescript modules. ``` ./scripts/build.sh ``` 6. Symlink the original source directory to your development files. For example: Move Debian package folder away: ``` mv /usr/share/groupoffice /usr/share/groupofficebak ``` Create symlink to master clone: ``` ln -s ~/Projects/groupoffice/master/www /usr/share/groupoffice ``` 7. Launch it in the web browser and follow the installer's instructions. Happy coding!

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Open Source

docker-groupoffice

GroupOffice Docker image ========================= GroupOffice is an open source groupware system. More information can be found at https://www.group-office.com. I recommend using this with docker compose. Using docker compose -------------------- Clone this repository and run from inside the directory: ```````````````````` docker compose up -d ```````````````````` Then launch your browser to http://localhost:9090 and the GroupOffice installer should appear. ### Cron job You should also configure a cron job on the host machine so that Group Office can run scheduled tasks. On Linux create a file /etc/cron.d/groupoffice and add (replace /path/to/docker-groupoffice): ```cron * * * * * root cd /path/to/docker-groupoffice && docker compose exec -u www-data -T groupoffice php /usr/local/share/groupoffice/cron.php ``` > On MacOS I ran on the terminal: > > ```bash > crontab -e > ``` > > And added: > > ```bash > * * * * * cd /path/to/docker-groupoffice && docker compose exec -u www-data -T groupoffice php /usr/local/share/groupoffice/cron.php > ``` ### Upgrading Check the image tag in your compose.yml for the current version. For example "intermesh/groupoffice:25.0". Make sure it's not on "latest". The reason is that you need to upgrade major releases step by step. A major release is when the first or second digit of the version increases. For example you can upgrade 25.0 to 25.1 but not 25.0 to 25.2. If you're doing a major release upgrade and you run the professional license then make sure to install the latest license key from your group-office.com account in the contracts section (https://www.group-office.com/account#account/contracts) if you run the professional version. This can be done via the browser GUI in the main menu -> register or via CLI: ``` docker compose exec -u www-data groupoffice php /usr/local/share/groupoffice/cli.php core/System/setLicense --key=<YOURKEY> ``` Navigate in the folder of this repo and checkout another branch: Check branches: ``` git branch -a ``` Select a version and checkout this branch: ``` git checkout VERSION ``` Pull the image: ``` docker compose pull ``` Run the containers with the new image: ``` docker compose up -d ``` Then run the database upgrade: ``` docker compose exec -u www-data groupoffice /usr/local/share/groupoffice/cli.php core/System/upgrade ``` Or you can run that via the web UI: ``` http://localhost:9090/install/upgrade.php ``` ### Collabora Online integration To enable Collabora Online integration you need to start the collabora container too with: ``` docker compose -f compose.yaml -f compose.collabora.yaml up -d ``` See https://www.group-office.com/blog/2026/01/collabora-online-integration for a complete guide. ### Group-Office mailserver Spin off the GroupOffice mailserver container too: ``` docker compose -f compose.yml -f compose.mailserver.yml up -d ``` The mailserver needs the **maildomains** module to be installed. So login to the web interface and install it. Your mailserver is running IMAP (143, 993), SMTP (587, 25), Managesieve (4190). Internally the mailserver is reachable at hostname **mailserver**. SSL Certificates ---------------- SSL is enabled by default but it uses a self-signed certificate. You can use a real certificate by mounting /etc/ssl/groupoffice. You can find an example in the docker-compose.yml file. Put your certificates there and the /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default.conf will include a config file /etc/ssl/groupoffice/apache.conf. You can put the SSL directives in that file. For example: ``` SSLCertificateKeyFile /etc/ssl/groupoffice/certificate.key SSLCertificateFile /etc/ssl/groupoffice/certificate.crt SSLCertificateChainFile /etc/ssl/groupoffice/cabundle.crt ``` HTTP Proxy ---------- When using a HTTP proxy to forward requests to the Docker container you need to set some headers to tell GroupOffice about the real hostname. Read more about this here: https://groupoffice.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install/extras/httpproxy.html Enable debug mode ----------------- You can enable debug mode with this command on the host: ``` docker compose exec groupoffice sed -i "s/config\['debug'\] = false;/config\['debug'\] = true;/" /etc/groupoffice/config.php ``` Then you can read the debug log with this command on the host: ``` docker compose exec groupoffice tail -f /var/lib/groupoffice/log/debug.log ``` Using docker cli ---------------- 1. Create a "data" directory (eg. ~/Projects/docker-groupoffice-6.2/data) 2. Setup a database container that's on the default network 3. Run this command: ```` docker run --name groupoffice -d -p 6380:80 -v ~/Projects/docker-groupoffice/data:/var/lib/groupoffice --link go_db:db intermesh/groupoffice:26.0 ````

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Software by intermesh

Group Office

docker-groupoffice