I've installed the
Domain Disclaimer Extension v0.0.2 on my system which is CentOS 5.1 w/ GA 5.0.2 FOSS. By default, it did not work until I manually created the disclaimer file for my domain. So, the disclaimer does work but only on original emails I create, not emails I reply to.
I then tried to install the 0.0.3 version but then I run into bigger issues... at least they are bigger to me. Below is the error message I get:
Code:
[zimbra@abe zimbra_altermime_0.0.3]$ zmprov md abe.lambesis.com zimbraDomainPrefMailSignatureEnabled TRUE
ERROR: account.INVALID_ATTR_NAME (invalid attr name: [LDAP: error code 17 - zimbraDomainPrefMailSignatureEnabled: attribute type undefined])
The above commands worked fine using v0.0.2 but w/ 0.0.3 it fails. Under v.0.0.2 the disclaimer admin extension does nothing. While I am able to change the disclaimer via the GUI, its not reflected anywhere other than in the GUI. I had to manually create the file /opt/zimbra/postfix/conf/disclaimers/abe.lambesis.com. Using the v0.0.3 I never get this far as the LDAP schema is not liking me.
I must admit I'm surprised the disclaimer feature isn't a default feature set in Zimbra as many orgs require it now... as much as we hate it!
So now what? This is a test install so I'm free to mess it up for now. any thoughts?
UPDATE:
I used the 0.0.2 LDAP schema file with the 0.0.3 installer. It works, but again I still have to manually create my disclaimer text file. I find that if I send a new email from my zimbra server, it correctly adds the disclaimer, however if I am replying to an email, it does not. I'm wondering if this is more of an issue with AlterMIME than anything else. Does anyone else have any experience w/ getting this to work 100% of the time? We currently use Postini to handle the global domain disclaimer but if possible, I would like to do it inhouse with Zimbra and save some $$.
More info on altermime:
alterMIME - MIME encoded mailpack utilities - Main Page