The messages will be logged in /var/log/zimbra.log and /opt/zimbra/log/mailbox.log on the Zimbra server.

If you want to easily search details, you will need to use something like Logstash or...

There was some-what recently a thread about this where TLS was the issue: http://www.zimbra.com/forums/administrators/52907-ldap-replica-not-working-out-sync.html

I would assume that someone from Zimbra would be willing to help.

If you are looking for consultants with Zimbra experience and knowledge to help, others may post to let you know if they are...

I'm mobile at the moment, so can't do the tests to give you the answer. But the fastest way to find out is to open up Chrome or Firefox and use the Developer Tools to view the raw network requests. ...

rsync is the suggested method to migrate to a new server, so it is a valid method for replicating files.

however, if you are rsync'ing indexes, you are going to have a large bandwidth increase...

Submit an RFE in Bugzilla and vote for it.

Try: item:#

Just to add to that, I found this specific text in there, so it doesn't look like wildcards will do what you are looking for, unfortunately:


Wildcards (*) are only supported at the end of word,...

The notes at Zimbra Web Client Search Tips - Zimbra :: Wiki state that the wildcard works after a prefix. I don't believe the indexes are set up to allow a wildcard to come at the beginning of a word.

There is not a way to do that. An alternative is to save the attachment to the Briefcase, and then attach it from the Briefcase in the new message. It's a couple more steps than an Outlook...

Sounds very cool and useful.
however, since its not from Zimbra directly, may I suggest changing com_zimbra to something unique to you?

Also, any legitimate email server on the Internet will queue and retry emails to your server if you are down and unreachable. Depending on the time you are down, it may take them longer to retry,...

If you only have an LDAP and an SMTP up, email will come in and sit within the SMTP server until SMTP sees that the mailboxes are back up, and then it will deliver them into the mailboxes.

I...

I don't know where else to go. I can't seem to get the support rep to respond for days, and we have a critical issue that has been open for two weeks. Case number 101937 - resulted in a bug being...

Peter,

It says it right there, and you quoted it: "To upgrade from 5.0.x or 6.0.x to 7.1.x, download the latest ZCS 7.1.x and run
the upgrade."

If you are at 6.0.x, you just download the...

You can do a step-by-step upgrade all the way up to 8. It may take a while to get it all done, but you won't lose anything that way.

I would also recommend imapsync. This tool has been...

That is specifically for the MySQL database. Larger sites will have that on a different high performance volume, and it is possible that the database may crash, while the rest of the server remains...

As long as you delete from LDAP, you should be able to recreate from backup. There is a chance that something might be left in the zimbra.mailbox table within MySQL referencing the account, which...

Try "zmprov -l deleteAccount user@domain.com"

That will go straight to LDAP to get it out of the system.

Make sure you can get it out of LDAP before you do anything inside of the mailbox SQL.

Your zmprov command is trying to rename the account, but your original message said you are trying to delete. Which is it?

And when you get the error, check /opt/zimbra/log/mailbox.log and see...

The reason I asked is because when you do a delete, Zimbra issues an AJAX request with a comma separated list of all of the message id's, and then the server updates the mysql table and filesystem...

What kind of disks are you using? Are they local, or networked? Are you using virtualization?

You can create an enhancement request in Bugzilla Main Page - Zimbra, and be sure to vote for it after you create it.

You may be able to do this with Apache's mod_proxy - Apache HTTP Server

Those docs are from Zimbra versions from three versions ago. You may not have much luck getting Zimbra to run on < 2 GB of RAM. I had recently done a test using 8.0.0 with 1.7 GB of RAM, and it...