[quote user="halley"]the problem is that many users download files via email and I will put all the files from Outlook. pst stored in zimbra .... this is my concern.[/QUOTE]Then you put quotas on the e-mail accounts, and tell them to save the attachments to their local disk, and delete the...

Yeah, everything still works after clearing the cache, cookies, history, form data, etc.
This is with Zimbra 5.0.13, though.

Which version of Chrome? Which OS is Chrome running on?
I'm using Chrome 5 on Windows XP and Kubuntu 9.10 without any issues, connecting to Zimbra NE 5.0.13.

Sounds like overkill to me. :) And overly complex.
But, if you have the hardware and infrastructure for it, may as well use it.

Zimbra runs quite well in a virtualised environment. We run ours using Linux-KVM on 64-bit Debian Linux 5.0.The VM host: Tyan h2000M (S3992-E) motherboard 2x AMD Opteron 2220 CPUs @ 2.8 GHz (dual-core) 16 GB ECC DDR2-SDRAM 3Ware 9650SE PCIe RAID controller with 256 MB cache 12x 500 GB SATA harddrive...

2100 users, all data stored on server, only 300 GB of storage used (Zimbra has been online for just under a year). No quotas set.If you don't want storage to spiral out of control (although for 600 users, it shouldn't) just set quotas, and buy enough disk to handle it all. With 1 GB of stora...

2100 webmail users, 50 Blackberry users syncing, a whole bunch of ActiveSync users syncing, a handful of Outlook Connector users.Zimbra 5.0.13 running on 64-bit Ubuntu 8.04 LTS running in a Linux-KVM VM (using paravirt drivers for network/storage).VM has 2 virtual CPUs, 8 GB of RAM, 500 GB of virtua...

You misunderstand how postfix handles address extensions.There is only 1 physical, real account: user@domain.comHowever, this user can fill in online web forms using user-whatever@domain.com and all messages to those addresses will be delivered to user@domain.com. (Usually it's user+whatever, bu...

[quote user="KiegKhan"]Unfortunately, everything I have seen indicates this functionality is not actively being maintained, at least I never have gotten any positive responses to any of my questions or problems. Of course I am using FOSS, so maybe they have a better response to the Network...

By default, all IMAP messages are stored on the server. The message list is synced to the client so that the client can be used when there is no Internet connection.If you want to save messages on the server, then you want to use IMAP. That's what it's designed for.POP3 is designed to downlo...