Maybe some zimlets are trying to call port 80?
You could install Fiddler and trace the connection.
The trace should show all connections using HTTP rather than HTTPS
I tested this against 7.x...
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Maybe some zimlets are trying to call port 80?... Maybe some zimlets are trying to call port 80?
You could install Fiddler and trace the connection.
The trace should show all connections using HTTP rather than HTTPS
I tested this against 7.x...
Maybe the sender's email signature contains some... Maybe the sender's email signature contains some image stored on the zimbra users briefcase or something?
"View source" might reveal what is linking to the zimbra server from that mail.
Create another firewall rule and explicitly allow... Create another firewall rule and explicitly allow traffic from office network to zimbra host on port 80, place it on higher priority than the block 80 rule in firewall.
See if that speeds up the...
That mail will be treated like any other mail... That mail will be treated like any other mail server which sends mail to your host.
You only need to specify one address there.
There's nice Lifecycle matrix... There's nice Lifecycle matrix which gives you dates like "General support ended".
I don't see any reason to install old products to new environments.
If I'm reading that right, someone is using... If I'm reading that right, someone is using user.name@example.local as sender, and for good reason, your server doesn't like it.
The sender needs to have valid address and server is rejecting it...
Maybe email signature?
8 rows of text containing... Maybe email signature?
8 rows of text containing 80 characters including row changes is 656 bytes.
You need about 50-150mb/user memory for logged in... You need about 50-150mb/user memory for logged in users, meaning in theory if you assume only 33% of your users are online at anytime 24Gb would be enough. 24/330 -> 73Mb
It would likely be slow to...
If you send a postcard via land mail, the post... If you send a postcard via land mail, the post office doesn't keep a copy from it if you lose it after you've received it.
From POP3 RFC1939:
POP3 is not intended to provide extensive...
This is usually the case, when you have... This is usually the case, when you have consumer-grade internet.
Yes, the corporate line costs a lot more, but you should get an IP which isn't blacklisted.
Sounds to me like you should choose...
Which syslogd is centos 6.3 using?
If it's... Which syslogd is centos 6.3 using?
If it's rsyslog zimbra needs manual tuning in few config files, not sure if fixed in version 8.
Is cron configured properly?
It should run zmstatuslog every...
Meaning, someone has guessed one of your users... Meaning, someone has guessed one of your users account password.
See this post
There is a wiki article about this subject... There is a wiki article about this subject
You should ask that question from your hosting... You should ask that question from your hosting provider.
From my experience with cheap virtual machine based hosts, those are often down for short periods and that seems to happen quite often too....
You walk to the server_1, take the terabyte size... You walk to the server_1, take the terabyte size snapshot to a removable media, like external drive or tape.
Then you either drive or take a plane and go to the other datacenter, plug in the media...
Ah, Thanks!
I knew someone had to have done this... Ah, Thanks!
I knew someone had to have done this before.
I just missed the fact that you can set the away message with zmprov aswell.
Domain-wide Out-of-Office? We're being pushed to 3-day workweek, and that means out-of-office message for every monday and friday.
I'd like to automate ooo message for everyone so people don't have to add it manually every...
MTA is postfix, it sends and receives mail.... MTA is postfix, it sends and receives mail.
Proxy is memcached, it speeds up serving pages from your zimbra web interface server.
Sounds like you're placing the images on wrong server
Apparently not, my first attempt didn't help, now... Apparently not, my first attempt didn't help, now trying following lines placed in root crontab:
10 1 * * * /bin/grep "mail system is down" /var/log/zimbra.log -q && sudo -u zimbra...
It probably has, but mod_proxy shouldn't break... It probably has, but mod_proxy shouldn't break those.
Not with zimbra.
Just enable log with high enough level on your apache proxy machine and it should reveal errors while you're logging...
You can rebuild the zimbra web app from source to... You can rebuild the zimbra web app from source to use another name.
Or, you could use mod_proxy.
Do you have mailx actually installed?
Run as... Do you have mailx actually installed?
Run as the user which runs backup and the mail command:
echo "set smtp=localhost" >> ~/.mailrc
If that doesn't work: man 1 mailx
and read howto...
I'm running into same issue with zimbra 7.2 on... I'm running into same issue with zimbra 7.2 on random occasions.
Postfix just fails to start without logging any errors why.
I have nightly backup sequence scheduled to run at 1 which will stop and...
Based on the examples, I'd try something like:
... Based on the examples, I'd try something like:
EmailAddress,UserName,Password
olli.oppilas@new.example.com,admin*olli.oppilas@zimbra.example.com,P@ssw0rd
Or:
...
Sounds like compromised account to me. Check the... Sounds like compromised account to me. Check the log again and see which account is sending large amounts of mail with gmail as destination.
