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Hmm, forgot my dijichi2 login so i'm now dijichi3. Anyway, varlogmessages website is a joomla website with a commercial template, i have no idea how to sanitize it and put it up for download. So I've just reactivated it. If anyone wants an admin login to it, please email me. alternatively please fee...

I'll post complete working patchset and build instructions at the weekend.

Hi After the various problems of previous releases, is 5.0.13 looking any better? Haven't seen the usual good/bad postings on this forum I usually go by (I used to be an early deployer/guinea pig but lost the appetite for it recently!). I'm looking to upgrade a NE 5.0.9 release this weekend. Any spa...

Hi chaps
Many apologies to those who have emailed me and I haven't responded - been very busy on other stuff. I'll try and find some time this weekend to sanitize and tar up the varlogmessages website and data and will post it for you guys to put up elsewhere if you wish.

Hi All I am moving onto other pastures and will be stopping any involvement in Zimbra opensource community. It would be a shame to waste my efforts (for me, possibly the world will manage to carry on somehow), if anyone is interested in taking over the patches and documentation for my porting effort...

Look in the install.log first, that contains the output of the actual package installs.

It looks like he's trying to build a dev platform rather than installable binary. From this error: BUILD FAILED /root/zimbra/zcs-5.0.11_GA_2699-src/ZimbraServer/build.xml:684: The following error occurred while executing this line: /root/zimbra/zcs-5.0.11_GA_2699-src/ZimbraServer/build.xml:861: com....

dpmchris, nice instructions! i'll give this a go, useful within limits.

UBUNTU 8.10 IS NOT SUPPORTED. How difficult is this to understand? Use 8.04 LTS:

Zimbra - Products: Network Edition Downloads

no, you cannot just run rpm upgrades, it's absolutely mandatory to run the install script. it would be nice to have an option to run it unattended, but due to it's complexity and the chance for things to go horribly wrong, thoroughly unadvisable.