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Originally Posted by alangb  I've just downloaded latest opensource version of Zimbra thinking this is the perfect moment to trial it with a new customer who will go crazy for it.
The install starts - bang! it won't work on a 64 bit machine - 'not to worry' says I, 'I'll search through the forums and find the answer no doubt'. I find the answer and ... you've got to download lots of bits from all over the place and then compile them and then ... ... ...!!!!
So what's the difference between this and OpenExchange of which the Zimbra community complain bitterly about how difficult it is for the average sysadmin to install because you have to download packages from all over the placve and then compile them and then ... ... ... !!!!
Back to open exchange I think - at least it's easy to install on a 64 bit machine! |
Why don't you just download one of the pre-built 64bit binary install? In that case it's as simple as .install.sh (when you first posted ~ 1yr ago we didn't have 64bit builds but do now)
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