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So it's creating the "/tmp/password_change_notification.msg" file? And this file looks like a raw mail message?
is the cron entry setup to run as the zimbra user?

This forum has a bug where it randomly adds spaces in some words when they aren't wrapped in a block, it usually only shows up in LDAP filters though, not sure why. Anyway... It looks like you only pasted part of the command as the full one looks like this (and works for me on 6.0.10 at least): ldap...

You can try searching Bugzilla for your issue and if you can't find it submitting a bug. Beyond that my guess would be it's a bug in Office 2007 as I have never seen this issue in any of my IMAP clients.

You can blame Hotmail for not supporting IMAP like any system really should. Zimbra fully supports IMAP, but Hotmail only supports POP connections for external clients (and they used to not even support that!).

Just a note: the "from = <>" is usually spam emails the server saw that didn't even bother to specify a from field. At least that is what I have seen on my server as the most common cause of those lines.

As it states on the Zimbra Desktop Features page, yes Hotmail accounts are supported.

How exactly do you have your email backed up? Was this from a version of Zimbra Desktop, and if so which version?
Where did the .csv file come from, the Yahoo web interface or ZD? And where are you trying to import it back?

This is not currently supported in Zimbra yet. The relevant bug is: Bug 11524 - DKIM/DK signing support in Amavisd. According to Comment #36 this is waiting on Amavis 2.7.0 which has not been released yet. If you need to implement DKIM before this can be fixed in an official Zimbra release a quick s...

Sounds like the IMAP server settings were entered incorrectly on the laptop, or there is a firewall/proxy on the laptop preventing access to the server.

The zimbra desktop installer is 77.8 MB with the following hashes:

MD5: 73EEF963AF872DA1535A825287312E62

SHA-1: EE7E054107A0E06486C2794D337625E5CB08A162
It looks like the file you are downloading is a partial file. You might be behind a cache that has a bad copy. Try downloading it again.