A network service error has occurred (zclient/io)

[telescop]

I double checked and found nothing in the log, not even any INFO entry related to the attempted login.

[telescop]

If you guys have any other suggestions I would appreciate it. Also, the way it sounds, you are telling me I can't open a ticket on it because CentOS is not a supported solution right? No point in me having the Network Edition then is there?

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by telescop

If you guys have any other suggestions I would appreciate it. Also, the way it sounds, you are telling me I can't open a ticket on it because CentOS is not a supported solution right?

You can certainly file an entry in bugzilla for the problem, any user can do that. I have no other suggestions for this problem except that I'm unable to reproduce it and I haven't seen any other incident of this type, I've also not seen any reports in bugzilla like this (did you also check there?).

Originally Posted by telescop

No point in me having the Network Edition then is there?

I don't understand that comment. It's clearly stated that support for Zimbra is for the designated operating systems, if you choose not to use a supported o/s you can. You've downloaded the Network Edition for RHEL and installed it on an unsupported operating system and ignored the warning that the installer gave when it told you it might not run. We can not certify that Zimbra will run on systems other than those that have been tested. My question would be, why did you install it on an unsupported system?

[telescop]

Originally Posted by phoenix

I don't understand that comment. It's clearly stated that support for Zimbra is for the designated operating systems, if you choose not to use a supported o/s you can. You've downloaded the Network Edition for RHEL and installed it on an unsupported operating system and ignored the warning that the installer gave when it told you it might not run. We can not certify that Zimbra will run on systems other than those that have been tested. My question would be, why did you install it on an unsupported system?

First, it wasn't meant to be a "comment", just a question. Is there a point in me using, and paying for, the network edition if I cannot get support on it. To answer your question, I installed 4.5.5 on an unsupported system because 3.1.3 was installed on an unsupported system and it was suggested I upgrade it to 4.5.5.

[phoenix]

This is going to be a circular argument but your problem is relatively easy to rectify, you could install RHEL and move your system to that.

So, back to your original problem. As I said earlier I can't reproduce that behaviour, you should file a bug report for it.

[bryanr]

I have the same error on ubuntu 6.06.1.

I recently set tomcat to respond to specific ip instead of any

The error shows up in all browsers at any location.

Here is a fix:
Bug 20329 - Basic Web client failure when tomcat bound to single IP

[davidswanson1]

I encountered the same problem. I found that my system time was rest back to 2006. I sync with my NTP server and everything worked.
David

[keynet]

I just had the same problem,. but only on the "user" web interface, admin was OK. I discovered it was the SSL certificate that had just expired. Use the cert admin to regenerate/replace the existing self-signed cert.