[SOLVED] Fedora 10 64 bits

[fcidraes]

Hi,

is it possible to install Zimbra Desktop in 64 bit linux systems????

If not, will you release a 64 bit version???

Thanks a lot.

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by fcidraes

is it possible to install Zimbra Desktop in 64 bit linux systems????

If not, will you release a 64 bit version???

You can install Zimbra on anything you like but if it breaks you get to keep the pieces.

The currently supported operating system for Zimbra are the ones listed here: Open Source Edition Downloads: Enterprise Messaging and Collaboration Software by Zimbra

If you want a stable production mail server (I'm assuming you're talking about the OSS version of Zimbra) then I'd suggest you pick a Red Hat build and install that on CentOS 5.3. Bleeding edge distributions don't provide the stability you need for a reliable mail platform.

[fcidraes]

Thanks for your answer Phoenix, but as you can see, im talking about installing Zimbra Desktop in 64 bits systems, not ZCS.


Thanks again.

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by fcidraes

Thanks for your answer Phoenix, but as you can see, im talking about installing Zimbra Desktop in 64 bits systems, not ZCS.

That was a pretty dumb reply from me then, wasn't it?

There currently isn't a 64 bit build for ZD on 64 bit systems but having said that I have the current release installed on a 64 bit openSUSE machine without problems. Have you tried installing it on your Fedora machine?

[fcidraes]

Yes, it install ok and works fine BUT it dosn't install the startup icon, so wen i shutdown my laptop, i dont know how to start ZD again...

[phoenix]

You should be able to create a link to it yourself with something like:

"/yourlocation/zimbra/zdesktop/linux/prism/zdclient" -webapp "/yourlocation/zimbra/zdesktop/zdesktop.webapp" -override "/yourlocation/zimbra/zdesktop/zdesktop.webapp/override.ini" -profile "/yourlocation/zimbra/zdesktop/profile"

Obviously 'yourlocation' should be the mount point it's installed on.

[fcidraes]

Thanks Bill,

It works great now.

[phoenix]

Glad you've fixed it.