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It looks to me like you didn't properly include the intermediate certificates when you installed it. What commands did you run to install your certificate? Which intermediate/root certs did you include?

zenab amin wrote:Kindly if you can share any link here

http://bfy.tw/HwVv

Hi, I am testing a multi-server installation. with the following architecture. 1- A firewall acting as smtp-gateway for incoming and outgoing emails 2 - behind the firewall a load-balancer with haproxy for http(s), imap(s), pop3(s) and smtp(s) traffic. 3 - the load-balancer sends the traffic to two...

Not a zimbra error. It's a shell error due to the directory you were in when you executed the restart command. Make sure you use sudo su - zimbra when switching to the zimbra user.

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Hi all, The system requirements section for latest Zimbra versions states “CentOS Linux 6 (64-bit), patch level 4 or later is required”. But what does “patch level 4” means exactly? CentOS releases have major/minor “ versions ” (not “ patches ”), the word “patch” is rather used for single packages ...

You need to make sure you restart postfix if you change a password and have spam being sent. Most spammers use persistent connections and it can take awhile for one to drop and stop the flow of spam.

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None of those accounts require passwords to be set. No action is needed.

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leencenters wrote:just this error not related to the main problem

The indexing stuff is really not an error. It can't index some headers, so that is normal activity. You could also try looking in zmmailboxd.out. You don't see any stacktraces or anything when this happens?

leencenters wrote:Which file can i check??

https://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/Log_Files

I'd suggest you obtain a valid SSL certificate. Mobile carriers, Apple in particular, are getting more and more strict about requiring them and making it difficult to bypass self-signed certificate warnings. Certificates can be pretty cheaply obtained these days (and free from letsencrypt, even thou...