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Originally Posted by phoenix  You'll see from the Downloads page that there isn't a version of Zimbra for Debian 6. It is not a supported platform and my recommendation would be don't do it. You may have problems and if you do have problems you'll be on your own, you will also not be able to report any bugs for that version of Zimbra (on Debian) and it's also not advised to run any other services on your Zimbra server. |
Yes, I saw the download page, which is why I asked the question here. I understand that it's not officially supported (although I'm disappointed and confused as to why -- Debian's the system I've been running the longest and know the best, and it's a shame I may have to learn a whole new OS if I want to keep up-to-date with Zimbra), which is why I'm trying to solicit experience from the community to see if anyone had already tried it, to confirm whether it
can't be done instead of "shouldn't".
As far as not running other services, this particular installation is for my family. If it had to support more than three user accounts, I
might think twice about burdening it with other tasks.
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