 great! And i managed to fix a few Perl mods, but..
Congrats on getting the OS installed, I know how frustrating a tough install can be (it took 2 days of playing with the xSeries before I was finally able to get the RAID drives working the way I wanted - the integrated ServeRAID BIOS-based SATA raid controller just wasn't being recognized by newest linux drivers for awile).
When trying to start antivirus (using zmantivirusctl start, from zimbra user context), I did get the errors about missing Perl modules:
Time::HiRes, Unix::Syslog and Compress::Zlib
I used CPAN's site to pull down the compressed tars (and initially the make failed, since I didn't have gcc installed - a quick "yum install gcc" fixed that). I then installed all three, but afterwards, zmantivirusctl still reports the HiRes and ZLib as missing.
I've tried adjusting the PERLLIB env var in /opt/zimbra/.bashrc file, but without much success so far. It finds the Unix::Syslog module, but I haven't figured out how to set the PERLLIB paths correctly for the others. I don't believe I fully understand the way the paths are interpreted - for a Perl module, do I need to put in the path to the Time directory, or all the way to folder containing HiRes.pm ?
*sigh* I downloaded the CentOS 32-bit ISOs today, and if I can't get the 64-bit working by Saturday, I'm putting that on the machine. Hopefully Zimbra will release binaries for RHEL x86_64 Network Edition later this year, since nearly all new low-to-midrange servers sold are 64-bit CPUs (EMT64/Athlon 64, or Itanium).
I think it would just mean bundling 64-bit compiled Perl modules for everything, actually.  |