HELP! Installation/upgrade issue!

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i can't find a file called "netstat.txt" and have no idea what or where the root directory is. i did do a search of my C drive and found 5 files called netstat
one is .exe file
and the other 4 don't appear to have an extension as far as i can see (they look like 4 blue squares).

[jmhe]

please double click on those blue squares - one of them should be the file you created by running that command.

[rics]

when i click the blue squares, the black cmd screen comes up and the text scrolls through at high speed. How do i convert it to a text file?? sorry to be a pain :-(

[jmhe]

okay, let try this:

1) run this command from cmd:

netstat -an > c:\netstat.txt

2) Click Start button, then Run...

3) type in the following in the Run... input box:

c:\netstat.txt

4) hit enter key.

what do you see ?

[rics]

windows cannot find the c:\netstat.txt file . make sure you typed the name correctly... etc

i've just copied and pasted your text into the cmd run box...

[jmhe]

how about type in "netstat -an > c:\netstat.txt" (no quotes) into run box first, click OK.

then type in "c:\netstat.txt", and click OK.

[bmahendr]

Hi,
I am also facing the same error.
I restarted my computer and now I receive message saying JVM is damaged.
Please suggest solution as do not want to reconfigure.

[jmhe]

you just updated your ZD? or installed it the first time? if it's former, which build you were running before the update?

Originally Posted by bmahendr

Hi,
I am also facing the same error.
I restarted my computer and now I receive message saying JVM is damaged.
Please suggest solution as do not want to reconfigure.

[bmahendr]

Hi,
I just updated about an hour ago. I was using zimbra for more than 6-8 months.
I do not remember the earlier build no.

Originally Posted by jmhe

you just updated your ZD? or installed it the first time? if it's former, which build you were running before the update?

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Originally Posted by jmhe

how about type in "netstat -an > c:\netstat.txt" (no quotes) into run box first, click OK.

then type in "c:\netstat.txt", and click OK.

ummm... isn't that the same as i typed in last time? anyway, the result is the same :-(

i can't spend much longer trying to sort this out unfortunately.... i need to install an email client that works. i liked zimbra... but this is looking bad for me.