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Thx. I updated since it was on my to-do list anyway.

I don't think it was an exploit just a series of unfortunate events.

A nice firedrill.

Thanks for the quick reply I am working on it now. The thing is nothing changed from last night to this morning unless there was some sort of failure or exploit. **UPDATE** Was a login failure problem from Kmail. Account was locked. No idea why the admin account would not login. Will try resetting i...

Something happened to my 5.0.0 GA install today. I have been using this server for about 6 months now starting with RC1. I have run fresh installs with each rev. Originally I had created an admin user and a backup account that also had admin privileges. Both have complex passwords. Today, both of my...

May I inquire what the timestamps on the migrated

mail look like. Are they all the same day/time? Sometimes

people migrate and only realize the importance of the

timestamps at a later date.
If the stamps are gone as mine were, I have a bug filed on it already.

Thanks but I think you may have misread my post though. :) I did not try migrating with T-bird. What I attempted was logging into my RC2 server AND mounting my existing Mercury IMAP server account in the web client then dragging and dropping between the two. It copies the mail but munges the timesta...

I have read that it is possible using imapsync or Thunderbird to migrate mail from another IMAP server into Zimbra. I wanted to mention a method I tried that failed, but seemingly should work. I set up the ZImbra webmail client to talk with my primary IMAP server and then used drag and drop to move ...

Got it. Thanks for the redirect.

The Zimbra web client is not allowing attachments to be sent. I've checked in the Admin console and the attachment size is set to 10MB. This is the error I see in the popup notification. The attachment being sent is 5MB. msg: Message exceeded allowed size code: mail.MESSAGE_TOO_BIG method: ZmCsfeCom...

[quote user="tim brennan"]All the code for the firefox extension is included (download the .XPI file, rename it to .ZIP and unzip it) -- it shouldn't be too hard to pull out the zimbra-specific stuff from it in terms of contacting the server and getting data -- and use it somewhere else. L...

Nope.
Any idea if the source is available?

While this extension works there are some features

in the Yahoo! notifier that would be nice to have in the

Zimbra one. Maybe get the two devs talking to each other.