I am looking for a quickstart zimlet with following requirement :

(1) Display a tab on top alongwith other tabs
(2) OnClick opens an external link site in the whole bottom frame passing...

My Windows Host is not NAT'd ... its on public IP.... from this host to the VMWare VM is the NAT and I am running port forwarding instead of inbuilt ICS one for all Zimbra ports....

When I try...

My Setup :

Host is running Windows 2008 Web R2 with VMWare Server installed on it. The guest machine for Zimbra is Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit. SSL is commercial RapidSSL.

For some reason bridge...

As long as its Ubuntu 8.04 version, desktop and server versions of Ubuntu does not make difference. The only difference I can "foresee" here are missing dependencies which you should be able to...

You might want to check connectivity between the different instances using ping and telnet. Seems like connectivity issue.

Please post some log information about the errors you are seing. Iptables works just fine with me. Use the ports and allow TCP destination ACCEPT on them.

You might want to search for wiki for ports used by Zimbra and go from there.

Ports - Zimbra :: Wiki

Couple of advices...

(1) Check your DNS records for the domain
(2) Since you cannot telnet on port 389 it means probably port 389 is blocked by a firewall. Please check on this on your ldap...

So I am assuming (since you have not mentioned) the following :

- You have generated a new key and csr
- Using the above you have requested a new crt (for extension)
- You are installing using...

The wiki you were looking at was probably the on which explains how to get Zimbra and Apache to work together on same ports.

Zimbra already has a built in webserver which handles your webmail....

I am a bit confused here. Are you asking how to connect to Gmail via ZDesktop ? or Outlook ?

Sorry dont understand why Outlook is mentioned at all in your post :rolleyes:

May I suggest you do an install on a test system (hoping you are not pushing this directly on production :rolleyes:), since you will find most of the answers during the whole install and post-install...

Or just run Zimbra on non-standard ports and use Apache to proxy via standard ports. You can use an alias for z-push virtualdirectory and voila...it works !

I am sure it does not :D

IF you use the zimbra webmail part, you cannot modify parts of your 'zimbra' logo and some other stuff (Read the Agreement)

There is no restrictions on using any number...

Well.. my log directory looks just like yours :D

Yes those two are root in mine also. Dont have those error messages in my log.

Could be a permission issue on the directory... try command zmfixperms from /opt/zimbra/libexec and then try this :

su - zimbra
zmcontrol stop
ps -ef |grep zimbra (to check lingering processes)...

I believe.. XEN based VPS would be the way to go.. if you are looking for VPS specifically

Hmmm... quite wierd... i have set the java heap percent to 40 and some ldap optimization for number of threads etc. on a Dual Xeon 24GB ram machine with Centos 64. No problems at all. Runs smooth :)

Try the z-push approach. Will need tweaking and management but if cost is a big factor, it will atleast get you up and running with AS (somewhat) :)

Open Source Mobile Push Mail - Zimbra :: Wiki

I am not too extensively involved in the dev part of it, but I believe SOAP and PHP. Happy New Year :D !

Your hosts file has


and your dns shows


:confused:

Sorry if I have misundertood the setup. So you have the main server internet facing with multiple zimbra sub-servers in your LAN ?

If this is the setup, I would say depending on your average...

Ah! You caught me...time to edit the singature :p

Its still under developement and being used/tested by internal members. Not ready yet for full production. But all I can say is its working to our...

As phoenix suggested, its very insecure to do this. But anyways, you can try enabling "Clear Text" option in IMAP/POP3 tab of Global Settings when in the Administration Panel. You may also need to...

As said before that feature is available built-in only in the Network Edition. I am working on exactly what you are looking for on the Open Source one. It will involve a seperate interface, MySql DB...