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[quote user="john99"]Ok, there is now a RFE in Bugzilla with the bug-number 11855[/QUOTE]Thanks for that, you should also vote on the bug so it gets more attention.

[quote user="john99"]ok, the RFE/Bugzilla number is 11854[/QUOTE]You'll need to vote on that as well for it to get some more attention.

[quote user="mcmick"]I can receive the mail.

can i also using that zimbra server for outgoing smtp ?
THanks [/QUOTE]Yes, of course you can. You'll need to make sure that 'use DNS' is set in the admin UI of zimbra, point your client SMTP outbound address to zimbra and that's it.

[quote user="piti"]I, for one would like to see support for SUSE 10.1

I have a helluva time trying to get it installed on this platform.
thank you[/QUOTE]

It's not likely to happen for the Network Edition. It will eventually happen for the OS version.

Well, the first thing to point out is that openSuSE 10.1 isn't a supported platform and you're likely to have problems. If you're trying to 'sell' this to your customers then I'd suggest an enterprise class operating system such as CentOS (it's RHEL 4 but free) or RHEL or ES. There's some informatio...

Problems with LDAP during install are usually due to DNS problems, check that you have a valid DNS A & MX record for your zimbra server and that your /etc/hosts file is correct. There's also some troubleshoouting tips here for LDAP problems.

It would be easier for you to uninstall zimbra with './install.sh -u' (that will remove all the zimbra files) then reinstall and make the change to the port number when you're given the option to change setting.

You just need your client to connect to your zimbra server (at whatever your address is) and set the client to use either pop3 or imap.

I don't think you'll be seeing it any time soon, have a look at this thread for the reasons.

That IP address isn't listed in XBL or RBL according to this page - if you are on their list then you need to contact them about being removed.