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Old 11-26-2005, 04:10 PM
s3nz3x s3nz3x is offline
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the StartupParameters.plist code doesn't display well.
so you should download the zip file and cut and paste from your mac.

Codes for the functions
zmautolaunch; zmautostop; zmautostatus; zmautorestart (to come);

zmautolaunch:
#!/bin/sh
#
##### ZimbraOsXAutoLauncher v0.1
#
# by s3nz3x->I'm in NO WAY a programmer. USE THIS AT YOU OWN RISKS.
#
# ZimbraOsXAutoLauncher: a script to auto launch Zimbra Collaboration Suite at boot.
#
# AGAIN : I'm in NO WAY a programmer. USE THIS AT YOU OWN RISKS.
#
# s3nz3x
#
# ZimbraOsXAutoLauncher v0.1

cd /opt/zimbra/bin/ ; sudo su - zimbra -c "ldap start && zmcontrol start && zmcontrol status"
--endoffile--zmautolaunch (prevouis line)

zmautostop
--begin of file--
#!/bin/sh
#
##### ZimbraOsXAutoLauncher v0.1
#
# by s3nz3x->I'm in NO WAY a programmer. USE THIS AT YOU OWN RISKS.
#
# ZimbraOsXAutoLauncher: a script to auto launch Zimbra Collaboration Suite at boot.
#
# AGAIN : I'm in NO WAY a programmer. USE THIS AT YOU OWN RISKS.
#
# s3nz3x
#
# ZimbraOsXAutoLauncher v0.1

cd /opt/zimbra/bin/ ; sudo su - zimbra -c "zmcontrol stop"
--end of file--zmautostop

zmautostatus:
--begin of file--
#!/bin/sh
#
##### ZimbraOsXAutoLauncher v0.1
#
# by s3nz3x->I'm in NO WAY a programmer. USE THIS AT YOU OWN RISKS.
#
# ZimbraOsXAutoLauncher: a script to auto launch Zimbra Collaboration Suite at boot.
#
# AGAIN : I'm in NO WAY a programmer. USE THIS AT YOU OWN RISKS.
#
# s3nz3x
#
# ZimbraOsXAutoLauncher v0.1

cd /opt/zimbra/bin/ ; sudo su - zimbra -c "zmcontrol status"
--end of file--zmautostatus

Hope it helps.
todos:
Check if the System could relaunch all this in case of hang up or crash ?
Will (maybe) work on it.

s3nz3x.

I've tested - start stop restart etc…
and meanwhile have successfully tested the connexions with:

Apple Mail.app: (Os X 10.4.1 & 10.4.3)
POP3
POP3s
imap
imaps
smtp
(smtps) -> some errors…
Exchange account
Microsoft Entourage

Safari can only read but not write…
Firefox only does the trick with the web browser login.

For the DarkSide:
I've successfully tested with : Microsoft Outlook Express on a W2k-sp4 box.

enjoy
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