Install - Mostly OK, few probs

[drogers]

yeah. that attach feature wasn't working. lemme mess with it.

[drogers]

the attach thing only works in IE :/

[andreychek]

Originally Posted by drogers

the attach thing only works in IE :/

Okay, I was able to get it to work by changing the two instances of the VirtualHost directive to read:

<VirtualHost *:80>

(instead of <VirtualHost curley.quirkservice.com> and <VirtualHost 141.154.98.107:80>).

After that, it fired right up. Let us know how that works for you.
-Eric

[drogers]

NICE. thanks a ton man. that finally fixed it.

mail.quirkservice.com still isn't working, but i think im still waiting on the DNS to update. (for some reason, this company uses some other DNS instead of the interal one....i didn't design the network)

[drogers]

ok. when i try to log into the Admin page, it says "Authentication Failed", even tho i am using the correct password.

i tried loggin in with another user, because it should say "user does not have admin priveleges" or something similar but still, it says "Authentication Failed"

when i try to login to the regular site, (http://141.154.98.107:7070), it brings up the login page, but then refreshes to /zimbra/mail which throws a 404 error.

i haven't really investigated yet, but i did find some weird stuff in the httpd error log:

[Fri Oct 28 11:17:49 2005] [error] [client 207.46.98.79] File does not exist: /var/www/html/robots.txt

[Fri Oct 28 12:14:07 2005] [error] [client 218.76.227.193] File does not exist: /var/www/html/ppc, referer: http://www.give-me-money.com/

the zimbra log just has localhost connect and disconnect.

is there a way to bump up the logging to a debug mode or something?

[KevinH]

Originally Posted by drogers

ok. when i try to log into the Admin page, it says "Authentication Failed", even tho i am using the correct password.

Are you using the full admin user name like: admin@domain.com

[andreychek]

Originally Posted by drogers

when i try to login to the regular site, (http://141.154.98.107:7070), it brings up the login page, but then refreshes to /zimbra/mail which throws a 404 error.

Yeah, that's an issue I meant to bring up to the devs here, and is something I'd consider a bug.

If you add a port, such as 7070, to get to Zimbra, you can see the login screen just fine. But, after you enter a username and password, although it does successfully do the authentication, it does a redirect that ignores the port on the end of the url, it assumes port 80.

Basically, when you log in, it drops the port number you specified.

So, in your case, it's trying to redirect to http://141.154.98.107/zimbra/mail without the 7070 on the end. That'll end up being processed as the default virtualhost, curley.quickservice.com... which doesn't have a /zimbra/mail url. Only Zimbra, running on port 7070, has that.

At the moment, you'll need that mail.quickservice.com DNS entry working for this setup to fully work for you.

In the meantime, as a workaround, you can do the following:

* Go to http://141.154.98.107:7070
* Log in
* When you get the 404 error, edit the url in the location bar of the browser, and add the :7070 in the appropriate spot. When you hit 'enter', you'll be logged in, and it'll take you to the correct screen.

Originally Posted by drogers

i haven't really investigated yet, but i did find some weird stuff in the httpd error log:

[Fri Oct 28 11:17:49 2005] [error] [client 207.46.98.79] File does not exist: /var/www/html/robots.txt

[Fri Oct 28 12:14:07 2005] [error] [client 218.76.227.193] File does not exist: /var/www/html/ppc, referer: http://www.give-me-money.com/

the zimbra log just has localhost connect and disconnect.

These guys are probably just random internet worms and spiders, and aren't likely to have anything to do with the issues you're seeing.

Have a good one,
-Eric

[KevinH]

Originally Posted by andreychek

If you add a port, such as 7070, to get to Zimbra, you can see the login screen just fine. But, after you enter a username and password, although it does successfully do the authentication, it does a redirect that ignores the port on the end of the url, it assumes port 80.

Basically, when you log in, it drops the port number you specified.

I think this is a bug in the Login.jsp page. We assume port 80 as you say. In the next release the installer should allow you to change the port at install time. I'll file a bug as a reminder to test this use case.

[drogers]

Ok. The machine was working last night, but this morning i came in and i couldn't log in to the box. i reboot the machine and get this error:

fsck lib/libblkid.so.1: invalid ELF Header

Error while loading shared libraries.

i have no idea how to fix this. i really don't want to have to reinstall everything again. is there away to replace that file? or rewrite the header? i am currently googling now...

is this file used/related to zimbra?

if there is some sort of quick fix for this, i'd love to hear all about it. thanks.

[marcmac]

Originally Posted by KevinH

I think this is a bug in the Login.jsp page. We assume port 80 as you say. In the next release the installer should allow you to change the port at install time. I'll file a bug as a reminder to test this use case.

If you remove the proxyport setting from server.xml, this problem will go away.