November 2007 Archives :: Zimbra

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Domain Disclaimer Extension

This feature request has 62 votes, and has been around since Zimbra 3.0. The Zimbra Team has been working insanely hard to finish up and polish Zimbra 5.0, and we weren't able to fit this request into 5.0. Luckily, a member of the Zimbra Community has come to the rescue.

Posted by John Holder on November 30, 2007 at 10:40 AM • Comments (1) • TrackBack (0)

Default Mail Applications (mailto reprised)

We've had some great responses to my blog post yesterday about changing the default mailto links using Firefox. There's a couple of problems with my method: 1) It's not really scalable for an admin [ie no auto install] 2) Not really applicable for Safari and Internet Explorer.

Posted by John Holder on November 28, 2007 at 12:30 PM • Comments (4) • TrackBack (0)

Change mailto: links to ZCS Mailto: links

When you click on a mailto: link, most of the time your Firefox will launch that version of Outlook Express or Apple Mail you never configured. For the novice user, they click next, next, next, next, then send their e-mail...and it never gets delivered. Well using a greasemonkey script that we'll convert to a firefox extension, we can handle the mailto links.

Posted by John Holder on November 27, 2007 at 08:16 AM • Comments (4) • TrackBack (0)

ZCS 4.5.10 Has Been Released

We're happy to announce the availability of ZCS 4.5.10 for both Network Edition Customers and Open Source Edition users.

Posted by John Holder on November 21, 2007 at 02:27 PM • Comments (0) • TrackBack (0)

5.0 Coolness (Part 2)

As we get closer to the Release Candidate 2 of Zimbra, it's time for another taste of what's to come.

Posted by John Holder on November 08, 2007 at 09:55 AM • Comments (5) • TrackBack (0)

Deploying Zimbra on Campus

We're continuing our Webinar Higher Ed Series with "Deploying Zimbra on Campus- A Case Study of Best Practices and Lessons Learned". I'm told that all of the slots are filling up fast, so you should register today to insure you've got a spot. It will be moderated by Matt Asay, noted open source strategist and CNET blogger and VP of Business Development for Alfresco. We also have several guest speakers.

Posted by John Holder on November 06, 2007 at 07:46 AM • Comments (0) • TrackBack (0)

11k Forum Members & More

Whew! It has been a busy couple of weeks. We're developing some awesome stuff that will amaze you. Hopefully in the coming weeks, we'll post more on that.

Posted by John Holder on November 05, 2007 at 11:16 AM • Comments (0) • TrackBack (0)