Webserver only shows "It works!"

[SiL3NC3]

~$ zmcontrol status
Unable to determine enabled services from ldap.
Enabled services read from cache. Service list may be inaccurate.
Host: xxx
antispam Running
antivirus Running
ldap Running
logger Running
mailbox Stopped
zmmailboxdctl is not running.
mta Running
snmp Running
spell Running
stats Running

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ysqld 24562 zimbra 11u IPv4 10007156 TCP localhost:7307 (LISTEN)
mysqld 25820 zimbra 11u IPv4 10007556 TCP localhost:7306 (LISTEN)
amavisd 27715 zimbra 7u IPv4 10009072 TCP localhost:10024 (LISTEN)
amavisd 27748 zimbra 7u IPv4 10009072 TCP localhost:10024 (LISTEN)
amavisd 27749 zimbra 7u IPv4 10009072 TCP localhost:10024 (LISTEN)
amavisd 27750 zimbra 7u IPv4 10009072 TCP localhost:10024 (LISTEN)
amavisd 27751 zimbra 7u IPv4 10009072 TCP localhost:10024 (LISTEN)
amavisd 27752 zimbra 7u IPv4 10009072 TCP localhost:10024 (LISTEN)
amavisd 27753 zimbra 7u IPv4 10009072 TCP localhost:10024 (LISTEN)
amavisd 27754 zimbra 7u IPv4 10009072 TCP localhost:10024 (LISTEN)
amavisd 27755 zimbra 7u IPv4 10009072 TCP localhost:10024 (LISTEN)
amavisd 27756 zimbra 7u IPv4 10009072 TCP localhost:10024 (LISTEN)
amavisd 27757 zimbra 7u IPv4 10009072 TCP localhost:10024 (LISTEN)
clamd 27758 zimbra 5u IPv4 10009134 TCP *:3310 (LISTEN)
httpd 27850 zimbra 3u IPv4 10009310 TCP *:7780 (LISTEN)
httpd 27852 zimbra 3u IPv4 10009310 TCP *:7780 (LISTEN)
httpd 27853 zimbra 3u IPv4 10009310 TCP *:7780 (LISTEN)
httpd 27854 zimbra 3u IPv4 10009310 TCP *:7780 (LISTEN)
httpd 27855 zimbra 3u IPv4 10009310 TCP *:7780 (LISTEN)
httpd 27856 zimbra 3u IPv4 10009310 TCP *:7780 (LISTEN)
httpd 28059 zimbra 3u IPv4 10009310 TCP *:7780 (LISTEN)

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Apache2 was removed with dpkg -r apache2. I think this is not enough.
Havent found any working documentation for removing the apache2 stuff completly.

Any suggestions?

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by SiL3NC3

~$ zmcontrol status
Unable to determine enabled services from ldap.
Enabled services read from cache. Service list may be inaccurate.

This is likely to be a problem with your DNS A & MX records, if you're behind a NAT routher then you'll need a Split DNS set-up (if you use Ubuntu search the wiki for details) and a corrcte /etc/hosts file. This subject has been covered many times in the forums, please search for details of what you need to do to fix it.

If you also have apache installed on the server then just disable it from starting at boot and kill the service or reboot to get rid of it.

[SiL3NC3]

Yes, running a Ubuntu 8.04 Server.
I searched the wiki but cannot find anything usefull ...

Can this be an issue of a not current replicated mx entry?
At the time of installation the MX record wasnt replicated.

I will give it another try and check the host entry (which i already set up before installation).

[phoenix]

Are you behind a NAT router? If so you'll need the split DNS, your problem is a DNS problem.

[SiL3NC3]

This is a VPS hosted by HostEurope.

[phoenix]

How much RAM does this VM have?

[SiL3NC3]

now: 2gb reserved up to 4gb.
also messages about cannot start virtual machine ....

why is this so boring with a deb package for ubuntu????

ps: i'm trying around for weeks (((( and cannot use my extra ordered vps with zimbra. i'll give up.

[SiL3NC3]

DNS is working also the MX record ... (tested with dig and nslookup)

but only "It works!" ...

[phoenix]

Just for my peace of mind run the following commands (on your zimbra server) and post the output:

cat /etc/hosts
cat /etc/resolv.conf
dig yourdomain.com any
dig yourdomain.com mx
host `hostname`  <-- type that exact command and use backticks not single quotes

What errors do you see in the log files when you try to start zimbra?

Just a minor point here, it's not recommended to install Zimbra on a VPS and it is recommended to install it on a 'real' server with a supported operating system. If you get it going in a VPS that's all well and good but it is not a supported platform, Zimbra works extremely well when it's installed on a recommended platform.

[SiL3NC3]

what is a recommended system? not one of those which got separate installation packages?
what kind of wierd ...