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Old 07-15-2009, 02:43 AM
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CLI = command-line interface
The allowed domains for the proxy are defined in zimbra.
Example : to see the domains allowed for the default cos, you can use the command :
Code:
zmprov gc default |grep zimbraProxyAllowedDomains

You can add allowed domains with a zimlet in the config_template. But when you put the zimlet in the _dev folder, you install nothing.

So you can add the allowed domains manually with command lines.
Or you can deploy the zimlet to install it correctly and have the parameters in the config template added in the allowed domains.
You will also need to deploy zimlets for the translations (if there is any) to be set.

To get more informations about why the zimlets don't work, I recommend you to install firebug, if it's not already done.
If the error come from the allowed domains, you should get a 403 response from the zimbra proxy.

Also, if you put zimlets in _dev folder, you can have path problems.
Example: when a zimlet call a jsp page that is in the zimlet folder.
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