jorgedlcruz wrote:Hi milauria,
Here you can find more information:

• https://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/DNS_caching_service_(dnscache)

Best regards

That page doesn't say anything about how to clear the cache.

External to what?

The separation of accounts is why there are 33 accounts. I do not wish to dump everything into one pile.

I currently have 33 accounts in my Zimbra Desktop from the same Zimbra environment. Can I do that with browsers?

Fat clients generally perform better and are easier to work with than web clients.

Where does the license level come into play here? Everything I have is on free licenses.

I didn't get a chance to look at the setting DualBoot provided, but I recently upgraded from 8.6 to 8.8.12 and something during the upgrade process fixed it... and promptly flooded my normal admin mailbox. ;-) It was disk full warnings for my two MTA servers. Logs had built up over three years and w...

I am having some issues, though I don't know if they're related to the infection, the upgrade, or something else. Every now and then I get 502 errors on the webmail site and in Zimbra Desktop. Here is what I found in nginx.log on MTA1 (where my desktop is currently connected). 10.1.8.63 is Zimbra8-M...

Here are some notes from earlier when I was working to clean up the infection. At one point the load was into the 40s, possibly higher. root@Zimbra8-Mailstore1:/home/mhammett# top top - 15:20:34 up 1 day, 5:32, 1 user, load average: 28.93, 28.71, 27.21 Tasks: 268 total, 5 running, 263 sleeping, 0 st...

I was able to extract the original file from the .deb and ran an md5sum across all login.jsps. That one was indeed infected and I replaced it.

Is it common for all of those other files to be different?

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