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two nodes, both with zfs and replication, so yes, probably a zfs bug

argh, i'm stupid!!!! :x it's cleary now that it's not a zimbra problem, but a proxmox problem! I just realized that in fact i have the same problem with another vm on this node, high cpu use (but not enough to generate a problem, unlik with the zimbra server). and for this vm problem start exactly a...

ok, so clearly there is something i don't understand. apparently it's something related to proxmox, bug in backup or during replication? yesterday I made a backup of the mail server, which took much longer than normal, with abnormally slow read/write speeds. Almost 3 hours to make the backup (in sto...

it's the underlying (proxmox level) storage that use zfs, not the vm. i've just moved the vm from old cluster to new, nothing have change for storage inside the vm. and this vm have worked perfectly during one week. i highly doubt this problem has anything to do with proxmox storage, but to be sure,...

yes, but in my case it's not from time to time, it's permanently since 3 days, and nothing (restart zimbra or reboot) fix that...

jus check all files inside folder "/opt/zimbra/jetty/work/zimbraAdmin/jsp/org/apache/jsp/public_/" on a fresh installed zimbra 9 server, same files that on my active server

hello all! Since two days, zimbra is suddently extremely slow, after years of good work. if i make a "top", i see one or more zimbra process with java, eating 200-300% of the cpu. the server is now soo slow than start a "zmcontrol status" not finish, expire with "timeout aft...

Hello we use a mixed environnement, some users auth on ldap server (samba AD) , others on zimbra server. i have a problem, if a user who previously existed only on the zimbra server is added on the ldap, when he changes his password on ldap, his old password still remain active on zimbra server, and...

hello

i have the same problem, Is it possible to change this name?

Thanks

ah ok, I understand better why it is long to come, indeed it is understandable.
It's good to know, thank you mark!

PS : and thanks for all your guides about zimbra on MissionCritical, very usefull for me