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I'd imagine this could work, but the mail server would still be installed and running. You could set it so that each account is setup for automatic forwarding (so the Zimbra account forwards to your real account). The only caveat I can think of is you'd have to manage shares manually (i.e. a user wo...

My environment isn't worth sharing yet! Sorry Jorge. I've only really done some log parsing for a couple logs - and not much of anything on the Kibana side of things.



Thanks though!

My log management (with ELK) is not nearly worthy of being here yet. I've only really done much with the audit.log/maillog files. Would love to see the contest winners/runnersup/etc. though. Its definitely an area that I'd love to improve (but haven't had as much time for it as I'd like).

I would contact sales about that. The license should, as far as I'm aware, contain all your licenses not just the new ones.

Have you changed your resolution recently? If your resolution is set too low, it will force you to the standard version.

Yeah - I really can't stand the ginormous font for the message index. I can look at the old forum and see several dozen posts at once instead of the 4-5 I see at a time now. It makes it far more cumbersome to browse through quickly. I posted a lot on the old forums (not as much as many, but a decent...

Have you checked if you are on any blacklists? http://www.anti-abuse.org/multi-rbl-check/ is a good site to check for those.



Can you provide the full log entries for one of those messages (redacting sender's addresses) from /var/log/maillog?

If the action is "imap copy" then my best guess would definitely be that the an external client is moving these messages to spam. You wouldn't see imap copy if Zimbra were initially marking it as spam. As to the reportrecipient settings - its been so long since I've dealt with those, that ...

Can you grep for the username and Junk in the mailbox.log file? Specifically something like the following (for a user named smithj): grep smithj mailbox.log | grep Junk Specifically, I'm looking for a statement like one of the following (IP address/server username redacted): 2014-08-28 09:09:59,156 ...

Does the user have a third-party IMAP client (Thunderbird, Outlook, etc.) running? If so, is that client doing its own local spam filtering? If so turn it off. Client side spam filtering is more trouble than good. You can test this without getting the client involved by temporarily disabling IMAP ac...