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Old 07-25-2008, 06:24 AM
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Default Asking for advice-Zimbra Desktop Mac installation.

Dear Zimbra guys,

may I kindly ask you for your
technical advice to Mac user ?

What password do I have to
type when starting my Zimbra
Desktop ver. 0.90 build 1249
installation on my Intel iMac
2.4 GHz with Mac OS X – 10.5.4
Leopard ?

Do I have to enter my administrator
account password or another one ?

By the way, I use a blank password
(none) as my administrator password.

What does it mean as below ?

“You must be a member of the
Administrator group”

For your information :

1. I’ve been a registered member
of Zimbra Forum since today.
2. I haven’t been a support user
yet.
3. I’m the only administrator user
of my iMac computer (single user
with administrator’s privileges).
4. I’ve got a Yahoo membership
and e-mail free account.

What do you recommend me to
manage my Zimbra installation ?
Any additional installations e.g.?

Many thanks in advance for your
kind advice. Have a nice weekend !

Cheerio Joe
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Old 07-31-2008, 07:59 AM
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Dear All,
Well, apparently, I have a same problem with Vheinrich..
Can anybody help us?!

Thanks..
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Old 07-31-2008, 09:03 PM
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It's asking you for the password for the account you are running the installer as. The account that you are running this as needs to have administrative rights. Also: make sure you run the installer as the user you plan to use Zimbra Desktop with. It installs to data to your home directory.

And welcome to the forums
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Old 08-01-2008, 02:41 AM
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Default Thanks for your terrific advice to Zimbra installation at Mac OS X - 10.5.4 Leopard.

Thank you a lot for your great advice how to solve my problem with Zimbra
installation on my Apple iMac running under Mac OS X - 10.5.4 - Leopard.

Have a nice weekend & enjoy my links below as a small present for you !!!

Cheerio Joe

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Old 03-24-2009, 08:43 AM
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Default Mac User w/o admin priviledges

Hi,

I'm evaluating zimbra & z desktop for a deployment on macs at work. I followed advice from various people suggesting to use an non-admin user for your everyday work, instead of a full admin user. So far I had no problems with this setup because for installations software would simply ask for authentication.

With the desktop solution that doesnt work. Any plans to amend/change that? It would seem like good housekeeping to allow for it.

Thanks for info

florida
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Old 03-24-2009, 11:28 AM
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yes, we have an enhancement bug opened for this:
Bug 35087 – support installing/running ZD as non-privileged user

you can also set your account to be admin user temporarily. after installing ZD, you can change the account type back.


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Originally Posted by florida View Post
Hi,

I'm evaluating zimbra & z desktop for a deployment on macs at work. I followed advice from various people suggesting to use an non-admin user for your everyday work, instead of a full admin user. So far I had no problems with this setup because for installations software would simply ask for authentication.

With the desktop solution that doesnt work. Any plans to amend/change that? It would seem like good housekeeping to allow for it.

Thanks for info

florida
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Old 03-24-2009, 11:34 AM
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ah, thanks for the tip. Temporarily turning it on would be no problem.
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Old 06-24-2010, 01:22 PM
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I am so lost. just wnat to use this software. I had it a long itme ago.....and loved it. now I cant even install without a password. ADMINISTRATOR GROUP!!!!!!!! HELP!
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