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This situation has been around with Zimbra for at least as long as we have been running Zimbra (since 4.0.3). For many years prior to that, we used Postfix as our MTA behind Horde, Squirrelmail, and a bunch of other systems, and we still use Postfix boxes as SmartHosts in front of Exchange servers. ...

That URL only works with https, not http--and there is no redirect. So you need to enter the URL like so:
https://myserver.mydomain.com:7071/
Is that how you are trying to connect?
Hope that helps,

Mark

Zimbra have stated that they intend to remove the IM server feature from ZCS7, but provide an integrated client to connect external IM servers. Not sure that's what you want to hear; we ourselves would very much like Zimbra to keep the built-in IM server but in this case I'm hearing the Rolling Ston...

That's great news; thanks for the update and glad I could help!
All the best,

Mark

[quote user="Saturdays"]yeah, thats right. but what about the PST import wizard? its still 6.0.8.[/QUOTE] The 6.0.8 PST Import Wizard is working fine for us. Perhaps we'll get an update when 6.0.10 is released in the next few days. But are you having a specific problem with the 6.0.8 PST I...

Both iSCSI and NFS have their advantages, disadvantages, fans and detractors. Not keeping everything on the SAN is a good idea, so while tempting, I'd avoid 1 if possible. The good news is that Zimbra fully supports the use of NFS for backups only: NFS Support - Zimbra :: Wiki. Our recent experience...

If you go to Utility and Beta Downloads on the left navigation bar of the Support Portal you'll get to the download link for the ZCO 6.0.9 msi file.
Hope that helps,

Mark

[quote user="kevinnj"]I was installing Zimbra desktop and got to the part of the step by step installation where it asks for a folder where it will be installed. I typed in /home/kevinnj and the $%^# thing deleted my whole home folder without any confirmation. How is this acceptable behavi...

Admin Console > Servers Dropdown in left vertical navigation strip (click on your server) > MTA tab of the server's settings pages > last setting at the bottom.
Be careful not to remove any of the existing entries!
Hope that helps,

Mark

[quote user="ewilen"]Yes, easiest thing after install is to do zmschedulebackup -D to set up the default within crontab. Then use crontab -e to edit and restore your custom configurations. --includeHsmBlobs is probably also going to mess up the crontab on upgrade, as you might guess.[/QUOT...