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Thx. At now I upgraded, it works and my partitions are like this: /dev/sdb1 10317828 4536744 5256968 47% /opt /dev/sdc5 2064208 162712 1796640 9% /opt/zimbra/data /dev/sdc6 4128448 834228 3084508 22% /opt/zimbra/index /dev/sdc7 10321208 2000508 7796412 21% /opt/zimbra/db /dev/sdc8 221070372 14896984...

I already toke them and put under /opt/zimbra, but the installer doesn't upgrade because it needs at least 5 GB free under /opt/zimbra and instead now I have only 4 GB. Do you know which could be a right size for db and data with about 100 users and what is their relationship with the size of /opt/s...

myisamchk doesn't solved. I've found another post where the problem were symlinks under /opt/zimbra, db and data to others partitions, like in my case that is worse, because I have only one other big partition where I made directory symlinked from those under /opt/zimbra. In my case I'll have to bac...

I wrote mistakenly 7.0 --> 7.1, instead it is from 7.1.0_GA_3140 to 7.1.1_GA_3196 I launched the installer and veryfied the integrity of the db: Do you want to verify message store database integrity? [Y] Verifying integrity of message store databases. This may take a while. Starting mysqld...done. ...

Thank You for your reply, yes, the services were stopped. I stopped them as root by means of /etc/init.d/zimbra stop and before (in the past weeks) I verified many times that it gets the same result of zmcontrol stop as zimbra user, it is there were no more zimbra processes in memory and anyway it s...

I'm trying to upgrade to 7.1 from 7.0, but I can't succeed because during the install, after the packages upgrade when Mysql should start it give the message Starting mysqld ... and it doesn't, it stays there forever. I tryied to see in the logs to understand the reason, but I couldn't find errors. ...

I need to change the postfix's configuration (Zimbra 7.1 open source) and I can't find Zimbra commands to do that, where can I find documentation about? It is, I've seen something in the Administration Guide, but it's not enough and I'd like to know also how it works, so that I can (at my own risk) ...