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Old 01-25-2007, 06:46 AM
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Default Debian + OSE

Hoping I can get some pointers from all here with previuos Zimbra experience.

I've installed Zimbra OSE on a fresh debian install

I had to install a 2.6 kernel and SUDO, Libidn11, curl, fetchmail, libgmp3, libxml2, libstdc++6, openssl, file, perl and libexpat1 to get the install to complete.

I also had to change the owner of the tomcat logfile in the zimbra/log directory ( can't remember the name at the mo ).

If I do zmcontrol status everything shows as OK but I am unable to get to anything via web browser, I can ping the server from anothe machine though.

Any idea where I should be looking for info ??

any and all help gratefully received.

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Old 01-25-2007, 06:51 AM
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Any Firewall or SElinux (if yours has that) active? If there is then disable them. Do you have correct /etc/hosts file & DNS A & MX records? On the server itself, can you telnet to ports 80 & 25? How are you trying to get to the server in the browser by url? If you are can you connect with http://ip-address/ on the server or from another workstation?
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Old 01-25-2007, 07:27 AM
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No firewall, it's a test server so justa fresh debian.

Yes I can telnet the relevant ports but can't get to the server via any other machine - haven't tested it on the local machine - just got command line - could try lynx i suppose

I think it may be postfix which I removed prior to installing Zimbra so I'm just doing fresh Debian install and will report back when I finish, thanks.
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Old 01-25-2007, 08:26 AM
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Ok, I've done a complete fresh install.

I get only one error when using the install.sh script and that is the MX record - this is a test server so i'm not bothered by that at the moment.

Everything completes as it should and I run zmstatus and it returns that tomcat and postfix aren't working.

I can ping the server and telnet into port 25 but that returns that the server is exim, however if i apt-get remove exim it states that exim is not installed.

I am completely baffled by this.
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Old 01-25-2007, 08:39 AM
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You need an MX record, Zimbra (postfix) will do a DNS lookup and if there's no MX record it will fail. Have you tried setting an MX record?
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Old 01-26-2007, 09:19 AM
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Originally Posted by uncle_numpty View Post
I can ping the server and telnet into port 25 but that returns that the server is exim, however if i apt-get remove exim it states that exim is not installed.
Probably exim4

# aptitude search exim
will show what's installed.
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