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Originally Posted by KevinH They are ways to make Zimbra play nice with existing http servers and databases. It doesn't come out in the installer so you've got to make some changes but many folks here on the forums have made it work. |
OK I looked at that page a little bit and the Admin Guide, etc. I didn't see anything that described how to install Zimbra into a subdirectory and to allow Zimbra to operate with my existing MTA, Exim. Can you point me to any info about that?
Perhaps this is not doable, I don't know. I want to continue to run my own email server, Exim, as I have my own spam filtering system, which I like and wish to keep. I'd like to have Zimbra be the web face of my email and to be able to provide me stuff like calendar and contact services but not to replace my existing email. Nor do I want it to replace my existing web server. IOW I'd like to be able to go to my web site and then into say "mail" (e.g.
http://defaria.com/mail) while
http://defaria.com remains unaffected. I didn't see anything in the Admin Guide that describes that.