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Originally Posted by phoenix  If I remember correctly the problem is to do with file permissions and/or ownership being changed if a process terminates (maybe abnormally?). |
What version of Debian is this supposed to happen on? This is the first we've heard of it, and we've been running Debian 4.0 for over a year now without any issues of this kind. Considering the FirstClass client crashes on a daily basis, I think we would have noticed something like this by now. :)
We also run Debian (3.1 and 4.0) on our diskless/thin-client servers in our elementary schools and haven't had any issues with this. We'd be very interested in more details on this kind of bug.
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Zimbra Network Edition is only supported on RHEL, SLES 9 (SLES10 soon), MAC OSX and now Ubuntu 6.06 LTS. They are the versions that have vendor support and where customers should look for operating system support, Vendors support their O/S and Zimbra supports it's own product.
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It'd be really nice if there were NE releases for other OSes where *WE* can provide our own support. Not all of us need/want a "corporate-backed OS". :) Some of us have developed in-house support for the OSes that we use, and would prefer to pay our own people for support issues. :) A Debian 4.0 version of Zimbra 5.0 NE would be just wonderful. :)
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Can you imagine what a nightmare it would be if Zimbra provided a Debian version with that bug in the kernel?
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Which version of Debian, running which kernel?
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It's too time consuming and costly to provide support for every operating system problem that users may encounter.
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Then don't support the OS, support the app. And when people come with OS-related problems, you say, "Talk to the OS vendor". :)