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Old 05-10-2006, 10:09 AM
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Good!

I'll try it and let you know what I find about it. If there is any bugs, I'll report them here and in bugzilla.

Million thanx again for the excellent work all of you guys are doing!
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Old 05-10-2006, 12:13 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by bobby
that depends on how (web client, imap, etc) and how often the users access the server. how many users do you have?

btw glad to hear things are running good

i hop in final 2000 users approximately
80% use the web interface
20% via pop and imap
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Old 05-10-2006, 07:15 PM
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Originally Posted by mikets
i hop in final 2000 users approximately
80% use the web interface
20% via pop and imap
It depends on how much mail each person gets if it's just a few messages a day and casual use them a nice dual processor server with 2-4GB of RAM is fine. If it's a heavier business environment then you'll want more than one server and maybe split off spam/virus/mta to a separate server.
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Old 05-12-2006, 02:22 AM
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Smile Debian packages are working fine

Hi, I only want to drop a line telling you that your Debian packes are working fine for me. Thanks a lot!

First I used 3.1.0 and today I updated to 3.1.1.

Keep your good work!
McPringle
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Old 06-06-2006, 09:09 AM
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I'm new at zimbra and installed it on Debian today. Will now go ahead with testing ...

Many Thanks !!!!!
Keep up the good work. (Let's now wait for the debian NW edition ;-)

Cheers
Chris
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Old 06-18-2006, 07:23 AM
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Default Successfull Debian Install - Native

Guys, I am about 1 Year new to debian and have played around with Joomla and Mambo. So Pretty much a basic Administrator.
Here is what I found.
Downloaded: zcs-3.1.3_GA_474.DEBIAN3.1.tar (*.tgz)
gzip -d zcs-3.1.3_GA_474.DEBIAN3.1.tgz
tar -xvf zcs-3.1.3_GA_474.DEBIAN3.1.tar
./install.sh
found these files were needed:
sudu
curl
fetchmail
libgmp3
libstdc++6
I used aptitude to locate and install each of these files.
I ran ./install.shagain.
this time it successfully went through the isntall script.
note system apaired to freeze at setting defaults, but it just took a long time.
I also had to work with the MX Record a little bit, but know it appears to be setup. The big issue at this point now is ports. I have some of the ports requested during install (such as SMTP) routed to another server, and it didnt like that.
anyways... This should get someone going..
I am going to rebuild a test box this week and do a clean install. I will document my efforts here!
THANKS A MILLION FOR GETTING ZIMBRA TO WORK WITH DEBIAN!!!
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