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Probably just need to start the service:

Originally Posted by jjzhuang

This is a known issue. There are too many flavors of linux and we don't have a good way to auto-start across all systems.

Originally Posted by jjzhuang

Currently we don't auto-restart on linux. This is going to be fixed for GA. For now please remember to restart manually after reboot on any linux platform. Thanks!

Originally Posted by chris.ubunu

A launcher for ubuntu 8.04 can be easily created using the following command line:
./zimbra/zdesktop/linux/prism/prism -webapp /home/USER/zimbra/zdesktop/./zdesktop.webapp -profile /home/USER/zimbra/zdesktop/./profile

Originally Posted by kevindods

Just seen your thread here, for me, also on Hardy, the install created the link on the desktop. What it didnt do was setup a start at boot/logon for the underlying local server instance, I cheated and added it in the session startup later: /home/USER/zimbra/zdesktop/zdesktop start

On Linux by default it's installed under ~/zimbra/zdesktop. Run the following at the command line:

./zdesktop start

Originally Posted by bbarrons

open up a terminal and navigate to the installed folder. Mine was /home/bill/.zdesktop
I then typed ./zdesktop start

Originally Posted by pbruna

This is useful for me and maybe for you too.
Before this i used to open a console, type ...path../zdesktop start, open Firefox and, finally, enter the URL, meanwhile my brother just click the icon on his MacBook.

Now, i just click the icon too!!!

The attachment has to files: zdesktop_linuxstart and zimbra.desktop

You have to place zdesktop_linuxstart in your path, like /usr/local/bin and edit only one line:

###### Edit Only This ##################
# Directory Where ZDesktop is installed
ZD_HOME=/home/pbruna/bin/zimbra/zdesktop

and the second file, zimbra.desktop, place in your Desktop folder at you home and edit only the line where defines the icon path:

#EDIT ME -- REPLACE WITH THE DIRECTORY WHERE ZDESKTOP IS, THE SAME AS ZD_HOME
Icon=/home/pbruna/bin/zimbra/zdesktop/launcher_32x32.xpm

That is. I hope some one find this useful too.

bye

PD: By the way, you need to have Zdesktop already installed

File is here: [SOLVED] An easy way to start Zdesktop in Linux

Originally Posted by SilkBC

I am running Kubuntu (Hardy Heron, 64-bit) and have done the following to autostart the daemon on login:

1.) Opened a terminal (konsole)
2.) Changed to the directory ~/.kde/Autostart (the tilde means "User's home directory)
3.) Created a script called "ZimbraDesktop.sh" with the following contents"

#!/bin/sh
/home/alan/zimbra/zdesktop/zdesktop start

exit 0

4.) chmod the script with 755 permissions to make is executeable ('chmod 755 ZimbraDesktop.sh')

I have not had any problems since. If you are running Ubuntu with the Gnome desktop, I believe you can autostart programs from the GUI using a session manager in the Sytem menu, but I am not sure of the exact steps to do that.

I hope this helps.

-SilkBC