Fedora boot error

[hendrawan.ashari]

I was install Zimbra 5 Open Source Edition on Fedora 7. All process run very well, but while i restart the system, system can't boot anymore. And error on zibra boot process.
I can get log on my system, because i never get my system up.
Some one can help me. thanks

[uxbod]

Do you mean you cannot even log into a shell ? You need to post more details about where in the boot process it is stopping. These appears to be a O/S issue and not ZCS.

[hendrawan.ashari]

Yes. I can't get the shell.
But the error on Zimbra boot process. if i disable zimbra boot process on chkconfig, and system run very well.

[uxbod]

Okay. With ZCS disabled as a boot service, and once you are logged in, what happens if you then do

su - zimbra
zmcontrol start

[hendrawan.ashari]

I have run the command and i get error in imapproxy (imapproxy ... failed...).
And i get mail from system like this

Jun 27 18:56:40 jardiknas zimbramon[5944]: 5944:err: Service status change: jardiknas.co.id spell changed from stopped to running
Jun 27 18:57:11 jardiknas zimbramon[5944]: 5944:err: Service status change: jardiknas.co.id snmp changed from stopped to running
Jun 27 18:57:11 jardiknas zimbramon[5944]: 5944:err: Service status change: jardiknas.co.id antispam changed from stopped to running
Jun 27 18:56:40 jardiknas zimbramon[5944]: 5944:err: Service status change: jardiknas.co.id sasl changed from stopped to running
Jun 27 18:57:31 jardiknas zimbramon[5944]: 5944:err: Service status change: jardiknas.co.id mta changed from stopped to running
Jun 27 18:57:31 jardiknas zimbramon[5944]: 5944:err: Service status change: jardiknas.co.id antivirus changed from stopped to running
Jun 27 18:57:13 jardiknas zimbramon[5944]: 5944:err: Service status change: jardiknas.co.id mailboxd changed from stopped to running
Jun 27 18:57:31 jardiknas zimbramon[5944]: 5944:err: Service status change: jardiknas.co.id mailbox changed from stopped to running

And zimbra run very-very slow. My Server

[uxbod]

Hmmm ... Are you running ZCS in a virtual machine then ?

[phoenix]

..... and the inevitable questions of how much RAM in the VM and why are you running the proxy on a single server install?

[phoenix]

..... and there seems to be no external DNS records for your domain, would that be true? Do you also have an internal DNS server with correctly configured DNS A & MX records?

[uxbod]

cat /etc/hosts
cat /etc/resolv.conf
dig jardiknas.co.id mx
dig jardiknas.co.id any
host `hostname` <- note backticks and not double quotes

[hendrawan.ashari]

I use native system. No virtualisation