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Aetuo, On the server where you installed Zimbra see /opt/zimbra/docs/rest* . That's the best I could find. It would be nice if Zimbra posted or used this documentation to make a new version of their Zimbra 6 REST document (ZCS 6.0:Zimbra REST API Reference - Zimbra :: Wiki), but for 8. All I could f...

In the Address book, when you set up a group list the group members aren't in any particular order. (see my screen shot) This makes it difficult to scan a large list to make sure someone is on it. Any way to get it to alphabetize? http://workbench.lafayette.edu/~fultonj/images/contact_group_sorting_...

Forgot to report the browser: Safari 5.0.2

I ran into the following problem when using the Calendar with the web interface on Zimbra 6: 1) Created a meeting for Dec 17, recurring monthly 2) Decided the 17th wouldn't work, so I edited that "series" and changed it to the 9th 3) Noticed that my Dec. 17th meeting was left on my calenda...

I've filed a bug report for this: Bug 50887 – Only able to sort people in group in address book by order they were added to group

I just want to second the report of a problem. Zimbra Ajax Webmail doesn't work very well with iPads. The version of Safari that ships won't scroll frames, so you can't see entire messages or mailboxes, and the Mobile version of Z offered at the login screen doesn't offer all the buttons it should w...

The following set of steps produces a 403 error instead of granting access to the calendar: In Zimbra webmail, Calendar > Right Click Calendar > Share Calendar > External guests (view only) > $Email and $Password > "Allow user(s) to see my private appointments." > Send Standard Invite > OK...

I had a very similar problem upgrading from 5.0.18 to 6.0.7. The JVM which comes with Zimbra 6 needs a tweak which you can apply to each store server:
zmprov ms $store_server zimbraMailUseDirectBuffer FALSE

On which partition did you install zimbra? I don't see a separate partition above and I'd wager you installed it under the / partition which seems to have plenty of inodes, thus I don't don't think you have the inode problem that I did.

Jrtbloke
OS X uses inodes too (it's a Unix file system thing, and OS X's HFS+ is unix like). Please post the output of 'df -i' and we'll see if you're full or not before bothering to find the relevant directory.
John