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We tried it on a test environment and gave no problems.
RHEL 7 ZCS8.8.15 Network single server
This week we'll start deploying it on production environments.

Hello wentum, no we did not resolve. We tested a workaround on a test infrastructure and on a clone of the production environment, but we still did not executed it on the definitive server. The workaround consisted in upgrading in-place OS and zimbra following this old guide: https://wiki.zimbra.com...

Hi all I need to prevent a spcific mail folder to be accessed via IMAP. The folder must remain visible and usable in webmail. First of all: can this be done? Second: how? maybe I'm getting lost in a glass of water, but I'm not finding a way to do it... Thanks in advence for your suggestions, I'll po...

7224jobe wrote:Hi Gabrieles, to update OS first and then Zimbra which command did you use on CentOS?

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yum update --exclude=zimbra*
yum update

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sed -i 's/enabled=1/enabled=0/g' /etc/yum.repos.d/zimbra.repo
yum update

switch 1/0 to reenable

So after two weeks basically we have a 25%: gabrieles - single Centos7 9.0.0 P26->P29 - KO gabrieles - dual Centos7 NETWORK 8.8.15 P33->P36 - OK dbayer - single Ubuntu18 8.8.15 P35->P36 - KO ccelis5215 - Ubuntu18 FOSS 8.8.15 P34->P36 - KO Hi all, we re-patched the single Centos7 in two steps (first...

- there was some tech debt built up
- there was some roadmap thath wasn't clear
- there was a lot of bugs that have been ignored
- We really wanted to clean all up, we've done a great job doing that in 2022

It's not my mothertongue too. I hope that I've misunderstood something...

Hi, >We don't allow access to Zimbra admin ports from the public Internet. that's not an admin port, that's the SOAP endpoint, reachable via http(s) as your mail webmail. To be clear, it's the same endpoint that is pointed by ZCO and other soap-based apps and. Probably you have a soap-hacked account...

Funny that just some hours ago was writing about not resurrect old threads... But I've stepped on this problem just a week ago. Yes, we know, Ubuntu14 is old and should be abandoned and discarded in favor of more modern ZCS/OS. That's just the point: we have an old U14/ZCS8812 dual server installati...

So what part of putting a z-push load on a mailstore that has to run java/jetty/mysql/all the application server load too, is a good idea? Maybe if you have 3 active users on that server. Maybe in 2013 virtualization was not so common and putting everything on a single barebone could be an idea wort...

So after two weeks basically we have a 25%: gabrieles - single Centos7 9.0.0 P26->P29 - KO gabrieles - dual Centos7 NETWORK 8.8.15 P33->P36 - OK dbayer - single Ubuntu18 8.8.15 P35->P36 - KO ccelis5215 - Ubuntu18 FOSS 8.8.15 P34->P36 - KO Seems like no one here wants to be a guinea pig. It would be ...