Phoenix,

Thank you for confirming that I can ignore the ownership messages. I plan to upgrade my mission critical system this weekend.

I just upgraded a test system from 5.0.18 to 6.0.5 and am seeing the same "not owned by root" warnings in the zimbra log every time zimbra starts. This happens with my backup script every evening so...

Thanks for the tip Raj. That makes the rsync approach very attractive.

I have used the LVM snapshot backup approach since I setup my first Zimbra server using Zimbra 4.0. The forums and wiki...

What is the reason for wanting to not stop the server? With the open source version, there is always a finite probability that a message will arrive during the backup of a live server and result in...

Has anyone else seen this? It seems to be somewhat related to some previous postings (e.g. http://www.zimbra.com/forums/administrators/26275-solved-daily-message.html). In my case, logswatch seems...

You are welcome.

A restart is not required as sendmail reads submit.cf each time it is invoked with the -t option. Do you still have sendmail symlinked to the postfix version of sendmail that installed with Zimbra? ...

So after you setup the symlink you could send mail to some users with the mail command. What happens if you try to send mail to the user zimbra from the Zimbra web client? With the mail command,...

You can test to see if my submit.cf changes might help by using the Linux mail command to send an email to zimbra. Make sure you have an email account or alias configured in Zimbra to receive email...

Thanks cubittech. I had recently upgraded to RHEL 5.4. I tried the sudo fix and it solved the problem for me.

The reason the actual emails do not come through for you may have to do with how cron...

I am getting these as well but was able to direct them to an email account. They seem to be disk free checks with permission denied. Anyone know how to fix it. The message is as follows:

From:...

I was having this problem when I first tried to migrate from FC5 to EL5. The problem was sudo was failing. Editing /etc/sudoers and commenting out the line "Defaults requiretty" solved.