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Hi, I'm looking at updating from 8.6.0 to 8.7.5 myself. I'm on Centos 7 - would you expect me to encounter the same problem?
I'd really appreciate it if you could tell me exactly where you made that edit too... I'm no linux guru!
Thank you,
Fred

The password was fine, it was the DoS filter. We added the most likely local hosts and upped the connection limit. Problem solved.
Thanks for the reply though.
Fred

Hi folks, got a bit of an issue here in that we can't log into the admin console. There's only one password for admin and it has never changed - but it now tells us that authentication has failed. I grepped the mailbox.log for admin and this came up 2017-04-27 18:41:07,583 DEBUG [qtp509886383-311:ht...

I have to agree with the OP. I've tried all the spam hints and settings but spam assassin is a very slow learner. I even opened a support case but it was obvious that they didn't have a clue. Don't get me wrong, I've had excellent support in the past but you know when a support team are stalling and...

aaand Zimbra support seem baffled too
I'm starting to wonder whether Exchange was so bad after all.

as a followup, if I try via SSH
[zimbra@mail root]$ zmprov gc Default zimbraAttachmentsBlocked TRUE
# name default
zimbraAttachmentsBlocked: FALSE

What am I doing wrong?

Hi folks, I'm having a real 'mare at the moment. Having just cleared up a .locky attack, I checked my attachments settings. Now I know I had blocked a whole list and added .zip but to my great annoyance, the list was blank! I set it again, and every time I click save it says "MTA Settings SAved...

Hi, for various reasons I'm giving up on Spam Assassin, but I'd like to keep ClamAV running. Is this possible? I've had a look quick look around and most answers seem to be for version 6 and before so I'm not that confident in using them. If someone knows how to do this, I'd be very grateful for som...

Nope I didn't know about the Junk Folder - and it seems to have made a difference already! Thank you for not laughing at the Noob

The scoring shown in the headers has now improved markedly, which I guess we would expect.

I'll keep monitoring it.

Thank you!

Hmm, well it does look like I'll have to introduce some form of spam filtering outside Zimbra. I'm getting very sick of reading spam from the same senders over and over again despite reporting them every time. This spam filter is too thick to learn! (and I have enabled learning). Hey ho. I guess not...