I know it's present in the install, but I would like to see better integration of cpolicyd and the default Zimbra install. It needs to be better managed in a day where SMTP rate-limiting is a requirement for being a good neighbor on the Internet.

I would like to circle back to the question the OP had and ask how to send outgoing mail through the spam filters.

I did have a COS where that was disabled, so I fixed that, the account reflected that.


Still no advanced button in Zimbra Desktop.

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[Zimbra] title=Zimbra Collaboration Server description=Open source server for email, contacts, calendar, and more. ports=25,80,110,143,443,465,587,993,995,3443,5222,5223,7071,9071/tcp That would be more inclusive (or more current, whichever is applicable) based on https://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/Ports...

1) Make it more obvious where I am to make edit suggestions on locked wiki entries.
2) On the ports page (https://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/Ports) indicate whether those are TCP or UDP ports. Sure I can look up each one, but having it right there is more convenient.
3) Enable page discussions.

I installed an SSL cert per https://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/SSL_certificates_per_domain and it's at a minimum functioning on the web interface. I'm not sure if it's working on SMTP, POP, etc. (nor do I know if it is supposed to). However, that doesn't cover things like the admin server. https://wiki.zi...

That command has to be run from the mailstore that has the particular quarantine you're looking for. How you determine that I'm not sure. I only have two and guessed correctly on the first one.

I didn't think I was that dirty?

I've seen the posts about how to allow them all or deny them all. I've also seen how to allow them through one-by-one after the fact. When can we see Zimbra add a bit better UI on how to whitelist particular senders with regards to encrypted PDFs? Things like paystubs are sent as encrypted PDFs. I'v...