is there anything in /opt/zimbra/log/zimbra.log wrt to the authentication failure?
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is there anything in /opt/zimbra/log/zimbra.log wrt to the authentication failure?
/opt/zimbra/log/zimbra.log is 0 bytes.
if imap isnt using sasl, what is the difference between the web client authentication and the imap authentication? i'm getting reponse declined messages on imap, but can login and read mail fine through the web client.
The exact message from thunderbird is "Login to server mail. failed."
audit.log also has no mention of anything on port 7993 or 7143.
you are right, auth mechanism should be same for IMAP and web! I am surprised your zimbra.log is 0 bytes. If you login through the web client, there should be some logging. Can you locate your log4j.properties (find /opt/zimbra -name log4j.properties).
Can you edit it so that:
log4j.logger.com.zimbra=INFO
log4j.logger.zimbra.imap=DEBUG
log4j.logger.zimbra=INFO
and then do a tomcat restart. Then there should definitely be more stuff in your log files.
(heads up: next release log4j.properties will be in a different location).
ok. i've tried telnetting to port 143 and authenticating manually.
i guess i need to note here that ive change the name of the server from
say, dork.test.com to mail.test.com, and this is the response to
0 login adam password
0 NO [REFERRAL imap://adam%40@dork.com@dork.test.com/] LOGIN failed
the @dork.test.com is the old name of the server.
does this help?
You need to change the zimbraMailHost attribute on the account (via zmprov) to match the new hostname, and you won't get the redirects anymore.
2005-10-04 08:47:30,505 INFO [ImapServer-1] [ip=0.0.0.0;] imap - LOGIN failed; should be on host dork.test.com
so it looks like the server name change is the problem. though i don't know where to go from here.
Ok guys, the zmprov attribute fixed the login issue. Thank you for your help.
I've used pretty much *all* of the applications in this software space, and I'd just like to tell you that Zimbra is, by far, the most polished and promising of all of them. The software is amazing, the support is amazing, and from what i can tell, the stuff on the roadmap is mind-blowing.
You've done a great job, keep up the good work.
Running on FC4...
Did symlink fix..
Trying to import accounts via IMAP...
(see http://www.zimbra.com/forums/administrators/16-importing-exsisting-folders-messages-address-books.html)
Had to get a few perl peices that dont come with FC4 outta the box:
Mail-IMAPClient-2.2.9
then
TermReadKey-2.30
Now imapsync compiles and runs... but I cannot log in to the IMAP on the zimbra server
So I tried to login to IMAP using Thunderbird (which I use for my existing IMAP server) getting error "Login to server mail. failed."
My symptoms are the same up to post #12 but I never changed my host name or IP.
How do you do:
>change the zimbraMailHost attribute on the account (via zmprov) to catch
>the new hostname, and you won't get the redirects anymore.
which appears to have fixed the problem for others?
One other thing that might be helping this, or might be irrelivant:
I have a staticed ip of 192.168.106.100.
So any machines I try to log in from I have to go:
http://192.168.106.100 or IMAP address 192.168.106.100.
Any suggestions on fixing this similar issue?
FYI:Loving the zimbra! Thanks for being on SYS-CON lunch with celebrities thats how I found you!
Gabe
Have you enabled cleartext IMAP logins? That's required for imapsync to run... (Unfortunately, that message was further down the IMAP import thread...)Quote:
Originally Posted by gfdos.sys
run zmprov, /opt/zimbra/bin/zmprov
at the > prompt type:
Code:ModifyAccount [email@address.com] zimbraMailHost [newhostofmachine]