This is a simple web server for fetching email and showing them based on PHP and some JavaScript.
Before anything you need php-pgsql package installed.
For creating specific use in postgres sql for TMail:
CREATE USER TMail WITH PASSWORD '1234';
CREATE DATABASE TMail;
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE TMail TO TMail;and run above query with following command
sudo -s postgres psql -f file.sqlRead the mongoDB manual for laravel from here after installation, use following commands for creating mongo db and user for our TMail application.
use tmail
db.createUser({user: "tmail", pwd: "1234", roles: [{role: "userAdmin", db: "tmail"}]})For using file upload in laravel you can
store your file in /storage/app but if you
want to access it later you must store it in
/storage/app/public and create symbolic link
to it from /public/:
ln -s ../storage/app/public storage$store = storage_path('app/public/...');
$refrence = asset('storage/...');
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