LAMP-Admin needed - 1st Task: Set up Cyrus IMAP server on Ubuntu 11.10 server for eGroupware. kd0064

Title: LAMP-Admin needed - 1st Task: Set up Cyrus IMAP server on Ubuntu 11.10 server for eGroupware. kd0064
Source: oDesk
Category: Networking & Information Systems, Server Administration
Posted On: Thu, 28 Jun 2012
Description:
Hi
I am in need of a LAMP-admin for my webserver and other Linux-systems on an ongoing basis.

First task:
I need you to set up a Cyrus IMAP server on my Ubuntu 11.10 server for eGroupware.

According to this page - http://community.egroupware.org/index.php?page_name=wiki&lang=&wikipage=Dependencies - eGroupware allows to create mail accounts and mail aliases on Cyrus IMAP server, if Cyrus IMAP is configured with Postfix and LDAP.

Please set up Cyrus IMAP this way and demonstrate how to create working email accounts and aliases via eGroupware interface.

eGroupware is already running on our server. We tried to setup Cyrus this way but failed due to lack of experience in this.

Here is a forum´s post of our system admin telling his problems about the installation:
http://serverfault.com/questions/346202/postfix-cannot-deliver-mail-to-cyrus-mailbox-on-ubuntu-11-10-server

The below mentioned qualifications are not mandatory but will be used to choose the best provider, as I am also looking for a system admin supporting several of my Linux servers.

cheers
Res
P.S.
I am also looking for an administrator on an ongoing basis (by hourly rate). So see this as your entry.
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