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I think I partially narrowed down the cause of BAD JSON. The bandwidth. I said partially because sometimes I can't replicate it yet I was succeeded to do so just few seconds before.You see, instead of placing in DMZ part of my network's firewall, I placed Zimbra server in a remote colocation rack. I...

Hey all, I just installed a brand new zcs-5.0.8_GA_2462.RHEL5 32bit and already filled it with 250+ users (without archives, just username+password) in 5+ domains. A problem occur during admin console session, when I searched for an account from top bar. The error window said: Server error encounter...

[quote user="msf004"]I must admit that I never even tried to put a value in the Admin console gui > account > forwarding tab.[/QUOTE] That's makes two of us. Kinda wondering what that feature would do for some times now. Thanks for the info, Mike :D Back to the last question. Sounds like y...

First, this question seem left unanswered for almost one year :eek: Frankly, I would love to see it in Open Source Edition of Zimbra but domain-level administration is only exist for Business Email Edition, Network standard Edition and Network Professional Edition. See Product Comparison Table - htt...

[quote user="530randall"]I just wonder why when I changed my port to 8080, when i used an e-mail client, I cannot connect to smtp anymore. pop3 is no problem, I can retrieved e-mails, but cannot send. But when I revert back to port 80, everything is fine again. I know that changing the por...

Is there any request on zimlet that would resemble what Enigmail do on Thunderbird? If there is one, count me in. My users are using Thunderbird simply because they need encryptic/decryptic messages.

Oops my bad, IT IS for multiple domain already.

I guess I need a pair of glass to miss it that obvious.

This is from crontab under zimbra-4.5.6_GA_FC5 (but I dont think it would matter): # ZIMBRASTART -- DO NOT EDIT ANYTHING BETWEEN THIS LINE AND ZIMBRAEND # # Log pruning # 30 2 * * * find /opt/zimbra/log/ -type f -name *log* -mtime +8 -exec rm {} ; > /dev/null 2>&1 # # Status logging # */2 * * * ...

People,
I am implementing restriction on recipient, notably preventing distribution list non-member to send to specific distribution list. I read it in Zimbra wiki, RestrictPostfixRecipients - ZimbraWiki
What if I have multiple domain? Qmail-Vpopmail-Ezmlm user here, somewhat clueless on Postfix.

I just noticed that Zimbra's Apache Coyote HTTP header says "Cache control: No-store, no-cache, must-revalidate, max-age=0" and "Pragma: No-cache."
Is that mean HTTP cache/proxies should only relay and must not store/cache, even image objects? Why?