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Old 07-15-2011, 01:58 PM
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Default External account polling, message copying

Hello Zimbra Forum Users, Mods and Administrators,

I'm polling E-Mails from an external POP Account.
But I often get Error messages like this one:
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system failure: Unable to add incoming message, /opt/zimbra/store/incoming/1310755995127-841.msg does not exist.
The Folder has writing permission for all users and other external mail accounts write into it.

Has anyone an idea how to fix it?

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Marc Vollmer
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Old 07-15-2011, 11:16 PM
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Has anyone an idea how to fix it?
How to fix what? The error is telling you that the incoming message doesn't exist, how can Zimbra download an non-existent message?
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Bill
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Old 07-16-2011, 02:01 AM
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On the external Mailserver all Mails are available.
It's not only this file.
I'm getting this message on every login and every minute.
The Mail account has over 22000 E-Mails ans nearly every of them got downloaded without problems.

On my last Zimbra Server (moved to another Server, complete reinstallation, no migration) I didn't get this problem.

Edit:
My old Zimbra Server is also polling this mail account without any problems.
No E-Mails get deleted.

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