It is now :-)
I'll try to take a look at it to see where it breaks and if there is anything I can do to fix it
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It is now :-)
Doug
Hi,
i've installed z-push and the Zimbra Backend. But now i've got a problem. My Zimbra Server is listening to Port 60443.
My config.php looks like
define('ZIMBRA_URL', 'https://my-domain.com:60443');
But z-push is not working. Theres nothing in the debug.txt and nothing in the apache error log. Please help me!
Quiggy
Hello,
I have a lg p350g with android system 2.2.2 which I am trying to see my company email but I can not alguiel confirgurar there who has information on how to setup zimbra on my computer.
thanks
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who has information on how to setup zimbra on my computer.
Your companies tech support department.
Doug
Hi everyone,
I configured z-push 1.5.8-1187 on a zimbra 7.1.4_GA_255 environment (same host).
Zimbra is running on port 8009. Apache mod_proxy allows traffic to that port.
I successfully tested with a browser http://mydomain.com/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync : credential accepted, GET not supported.
When I try to configure a corporate account (exchange) on my android device to connect to ZIMBRA_URL mydomain.com, on z-push debug.txt it seems that the authentication succeed, but something I actually can understand goes wrong: "Setup could not finish - Unable to open connection to server".
Here's the debug.txt http://pastebin.com/xb9L0BUw
Note that I have successfully tested android push while hosting the same z-push config dir on another webserver and pointing to mydomain.com: all working - unfortunately this is not the desired configuration (read: z-push and zimbra have to stay on same server).
Any hints?
Thanks in advance
Looks like you've got a file or two missing from your installation, in the log the following error is shown...
Code:/var/www/html/z-push/backend/zimbra.php:568 include_once(z_RTF.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory
The fact that you have successfully synched using a different host suggests your problem is related to your attempt to use a non-standard port.
Many phones will not allow non-default ports to be used with ActiveSync. Does your android version allow you to specify a port number when you are configuring it ?
Your other option is to look into the wiki documents about hosting zimbra and apache on the same server. It requires moving zimbra to non-standard ports - then proxying the zimbra calls. Basically the opposite of what you tried to do to begin with. Hosting other sites with Zimbra - Zimbra :: Wiki is one example.
Thanks for the attention paid, but as stated here http://www.zimbra.com/forums/mobilit...tml#post194993 this warning may be safely ignored.