zimbraMailMode problem

[aletomi]

Hi everyboy.....
I'm using zcs-NETWORK-4.5.6 on RHEL4 and I can't set the zimbraMailMode to both (http or https).... I did the following:

As zimbra user-
> zmtlsctl both
> zmprov -l gs
zimbraMailMode: both
zimbraMailPort: 80
zimbraMailSSLPort: 443
> tomcat restart
> zmprov -l gs
zimbraMailMode: mixed
zimbraMailPort: 80
zimbraMailSSLPort: 443

Why the property value back to the previous setting??.....I did something wrong???.....

Thanks......

[phoenix]

The correct command is in the wiki.

[aletomi]

Yes but the possibles options that I get from the command are "http,https,both,mixed" (different to the options in the wiki).....

> zmtlsctl -h
ERROR: account.INVALID_ATTR_VALUE (zimbraMailMode must be one of: http,https,both,mixed)

[mmorse]

Originally Posted by aletomi

> zmtlsctl -h
ERROR: account.INVALID_ATTR_VALUE (zimbraMailMode must be one of: http,https,both,mixed)

because there really is no help for it

su zimbra
zmtlsctl http(s)
zmcontrol stop
zmcontrol start
(or tomcat stop/start)

[aletomi]

Yes but please check the output of the command zmtlsctl:

ERROR: account.INVALID_ATTR_VALUE (zimbraMailMode must be one of: http,https,both,mixed)

And check the output of the query to the ldap server:

zimbraMailMode: both
zimbraMailPort: 80
zimbraMailSSLPort: 443

'both' seems to be a valid option for the "zmtlsctl" command and the zimbraMailMode attribute........

[mmorse]

'mixed' mode uses HTTPS for logging in and HTTP for normal session traffic
'both' would allow HTTP or HTTPS for the entire session
'http' is HTTP only for the entire session
'https' is HTTPS only for the entire session

[aletomi]

No, I only put "-h" to get the zmtlsctl error message and see the valid values....
Plase, check the first post to see what I did, trying to set the zimbraMailMode value to "both"..........

Regards and sorry if my english is bad........

[fernandoflorez]

Actually he's right. That command should work for him and the wiki page is incomplete. Otherwise the command help message is wrong.

He adds -h in order to see the command help message.

Thanks,

[jholder]

Yeah, that's true. The command should know when the user is asking for help.

Anyone want to file a bug?