[quote user="10330phoenix"]Why? These are Community support forums not official Zimbra support and people post here voluntarily and when they have the time.[/QUOTE] I see, thanks. This problem has been out there for years in several threads and so many people tried different solutions but ...

Thank you Stasouv and bhwong, this might be the problemsolver.

So weird no Zimbra-teammember is helping us out here.
Roderick

Only solution for me was a complete new install and migrate the mailboxes. Yeah I know, this is really no solution.

Brad46526, did you solve this issue? Got it too on Centos 6.2 Zimbra 7.2.0. Same processes going crazy five days after a fresh install. Really weird.

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Only a reboot seems to help.

Fedora 11 is depricated so I did an installationl and migration to Centos 6.2 (very very minimal install): performance is really excellent! (and I don't need the zmconfigdctl stop command)

My 4th and last reply to close this one: the fysical hard disk is malfunctioning. That is the root of the problems. Always difficult when a device is not working but not properly.

I got it!Tried to activate the ACPI module in the kernel by editing the grub.conf file and this worked! # vi /boot/grub/grub.conf And set acpi=off to acpi =onThis also solved my problem with shutting down the Virtual Machine. Read more here.ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface) is an ind...

No the paravirtualized driver was not the problem. This is what I get besides the slow server:Host servername.domain..nl Starting zmconfigd...Done. Starting logger...Done. Starting mailbox...Done. Starting antispam...Done. Starting antivirus...Failed. Starting amavisd...Config file "/opt/zimbra...

Got it: I used the ISCSI VMware paravirtual driver for the VM and this did not work. Selected the LSI Logic Parallel driver and now all is well.

Hi, I installed Centos 6.2 and Zimbra 7.2. Installing takes an extremly long time and while running zimbra four java processes take up all CPU. Also antivirus won't start. Tried it three times now. I installed Zimbra a couple off times now on Fedora machines and never ran into this problem. Beca...