ok, I stopped zimbra, checked all processes were stopped, started zimbra again.
"zmcontrol -v" shows me this:
Release 5.0.14_GA_2850.RHEL4_20090303132820
ok, I stopped zimbra, checked all processes were stopped, started zimbra again.
"zmcontrol -v" shows me this:
Release 5.0.14_GA_2850.RHEL4_20090303132820
Doh, should have said zmcontrol statusCheck /opt/zimbra/log/mailbox.log and also post /etc/hosts please as I have a idea
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Ok, we are getting closer I think.
In the mailbox.log I see this
Where @domain is the domain I place after admin, so admin@domain009-04-27 10:28:35,280 WARN [btpool0-2] [] SoapEngine - unable to construct SOAP context
com.zimbra.cs.account.AccountServiceException: no such account: @domain
ExceptionId:btpool0-2:1240820915280:c29acffced50ff38
Code:account.NO_SUCH_ACCOUNT
The hosts file looks like this:
where x.x.x.x is the ip-adress and domain is the domain as used as above.# Do not remove the following line, or various programs
# that require network functionality will fail.
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost
x.x.x.x webmail.domain webmail
Ok, I followed the directions in the post, but the problem still occurs, is there anyway to create a new admin from the cli and use this?
So are you using the short username or the long username to connect to the Admin GUI ? Does it make a difference ?
I use the following to logon:
admin@domain
if I use only admin I get an authentication failure on the web page.
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