Can send and receive emails

[mc809]

Originally Posted by phoenix

Try this first:

1) delete your current /etc/hosts file

2) edit a new /etc/hosts file with "vim /etc/hosts"

3) copy & paste (or type it as new text) the following into the new file:

192.168.11.6 mx02.atomic-info.net mx02
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain  localhost

Save the file and restart the server, does that work? Does the output from the commands in the last post look the same if you run them now?

BTW, is this a new server or have you upgraded it? Is there any email on this server that you would wish to preserve?

Hi Bill,

Can't work, I deleted the hosts file and re-created it.
MTA, Antispam & Antivirus services could not auto start after reboot.

Please see the below output :

postalias: warning: valid_hostname: misplaced delimiter: mx02.atomic-info.net.
postalias: fatal: file /opt/zimbra/postfix-2.7.5.2z/conf/main.cf: parameter myhostname: bad parameter value: mx02.atomic-info.net.
postfix failed to start
Starting saslauthd...already running.

It is a new server but I have configured Postfix & Dovecot before. After ZCS installed, I have already disabled them, since I would like to look for a good webmail interface.

Do you have more suggestions ? thanks

[phoenix]

Edit the main.cf file to remove the period after the domain name, restart ZCS and see what happens.

[mc809]

Of course, I did amend the main.cf, but it auto added the period back to the domain after reboot.

I wonder there is somewhere storing the copies of hosts and main.cf.

Any more idea ?

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by mc809

Of course, I did amend the main.cf, but it auto added the period back to the domain after reboot.

I wonder there is somewhere storing the copies of hosts and main.cf.

Any more idea ?

You can change all instances of the domain name (and remove the period) that you displayed earlier when you were displaying them from the server, however, it might be easier to remove ZCS. I asked earlier if there's anything on this server you would want to keep? If there isn't I'd suggest removing ZCS and reinstalling. If you want to do that, remove ZCS with the following "./install.sh -u" that will completely remove Zimbra (and everything under the /opt/zimbra directory structure - including mail) and you can then run the installer again.