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ps - I've just noticed that the admin interface even has the ability to clamp the web interface to a single IP address, where I presume it won't conflict with a non-zimbra Apache instance. Configure->Servers->->IP Adress Bindings. I assume this is now persistent - it used to be that you had to hack ...

It is very much possible to install Apache (or mysql, postfix or pretty much any other component that Zimbra also uses) on the same server. Zimbra is actually very good at keeping out of the way of the OS-provided software - it is almost entirely self contained in /opt/zimbra and provides and relies...

[quote user="irkhamov"]I have a box powered with PA-RISC processor running HPUX 9i and have Oracle 9i database running on it. For years, the box is idle and only used a day in a month, so I though it would be better if it was used as an MTA serving users on my local network which also conn...

great job solko, well done on keeping this port going. i used to maintain a solaris port but gave up years ago as it was so painful to keep synched with the main tree. why don't you ask zimbra to see if it's possible to merge your code into the main codebase, can only be a good thing for the project...

Getting it to actually do something is not immediately obvious, unless you're used to it. I only want greylisting - I used to use sqlgrey with Zimbra but got fed up reinstalling/reconfiguring each time I moved server or updated Zimbra. In order to greylist, you have to get round the somewhat quirky ...

Here's how to do it on RHEL (and related systems like Fedora, CentOS etc), using a separate web server that won't get trampled by Zimbra updates. # Activate policyd in Zimbra (refer to Postfix Policyd - Zimbra :: Wiki) zmprov ms +zimbraServiceEnabled cbpolicyd zmlocalconfig -e cbpolicyd_log_level=3 ...

the instructions quanah left are unfortunately complete. i say unfortunately, because they are enough to get policyd up and running with zimbra (at least in 8.0.2/8.0.3), it doesn't really do anything that I can see. as detailed on that page you can even set greylisting option in zmlocalconfig, but ...

also, i'm not sure that step 2 (database initialisation) is correct - i think the database is already initialised and this leads to duplicate entries. in addition, i'm not sure that adding the zimbraMtaRestriction is correct - it's already in postfix in a different format.

these instructions aren't complete. the default path in the cluebringer-httpd.conf refers to /usr/share/cluebringer/webui. If you unpack the cluebringer webui into this path, make sure you also copy/edit the correct config into /usr/share/cluebringer/webui/includes/config.php. Then it works.

seriously? no-one else missing a vital email feature? is the level of testing in new betas this low these days?