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Originally Posted by NOZIL  We also had a that kind of problem with a lot of zimlets and finally found the answer. (thanks to klug)
zimlets connect to internet via an internal proxy included in zcs.
You must setup this proxy to allow external domains to talk with zimlets. YOu must do this for each COS.
Exemple for BabelFish zimlet : it needs to reach *.yahoo.com...
let's see what's is already setup :
zmprov gc <yourcosname> | grep zimbraProxyAllowedDomains
To allow domain (here with 2 domains in the same command) :
zmprov mc <yourcosname> zimbraProxyAllowedDomains *.yahoo.com zimbraProxyAllowedDomains *.zimbra.com
let me know if it helps. |
That pointed me in the right direction, with a note:
quoting the Zimbra Wiki
To add a domain to the allowed domains list, from a command line, run the following:
zmprov mc {cos-name} +zimbraProxyAllowedDomains {missing-domain-name}
Where:
* {cos-name} is the Class of Service
* {missing-domain-name} is the omain name (such as *.google.com or *.myexternaldomain.com)
Note:
Be sure to incude the "+" symbol in-front of the "zimbraProxyAllowedDomains" COS name. The "+" symbol indicates to append the new domain domain to the existing domain list; otherwise, you will overwrite all domains. Alternatively, use "-" symbol in-front of the "zimbraProxyAllowedDomains" to remove a particular instance of an attribute.