matnor,
Great. I had a safe upgrade too from 6.0.5 to 6.0.7. All credit to Zimbra team cause it was so easy following the instructions and everything was perfect from saving the old configurations and later picking it up. Was actually amused when the installation said "this looks like 6.0.5"
Thank you for quoting your experience. What I had done was in a similar way. We have to test servers with centos5, tested on them and later went on with our main servers. Our architecture is with a single proxy server connecting with two other mailbox servers. I did some precautionary measures while upgrading on these main servers with RHEL5.
1. took a full account backup and /opt/zimbra to another mount point.
2. took a backup of certs even though it is required only for a version downgrade.
3. made a note of all the services running in the old setup, and a 'zmprov gacf' of the server(getAllConfig).
4. Stopped all services and confirmed no zimbra process was running with a 'top -u zimbra' in a second terminal.
5. Kick started upgrade and later tailed the zmsetup log in /tmp dir that is created during the installation. This log has all details of whats happening.
Thats it! I made sure I upgrade Proxy server first and keep it running before upgrading mailbox servers. This is required when mailbox servers connect with the LDAP server and installation will quit if the proxy server is not running.
And I also applied this patch for 6.0.7 after the upgrade. Thanks to mmorse for posting it. Beautiful, that was very easy after following the instructions there. Very well written. Perfect.
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ZCS 6.0.7 Patch
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Hope this help you guys. Keep it touch matnor
