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Make this persistent via

zmlocalconfig -e zimbra_admin_service_port=8000

[quote user="10330phoenix"]Any reason you didn't use the correct build to install on this system?[/QUOTE]
Indeed you will have major problems with the database if you use the FC4 build on an FC5 machine.

I'd encourage you to take a look at trunk/ThirdParty/PostFix/PostFix-2.2.5/Makefile to see how postfix is built for inclusion, that will allow you to replicate for the 2.2.11 build.

Unfortunately postfix version info is stored in more then one location. Try a find command like this to located all the places.

find zimbra/trunk -type f -exec egrep -l 'postfix-2.2.9|POSTFIX_VERSION' {} ;
Did you build openldap via the Makefile in the Thirdparty directory?

Edit trunk/ZimbraBuild/RE/BUILD and strip out everything beyond the first 3 numbers. That will make ant much happier

You may have to strip the "==== ORIGINAL VERSION"

from trunk/ZimbraBuild/RE/BUILD

You should be seeing something like this when you ssh by hand, it should also hang waiting on input. debug1: Remote: Forced command: /opt/zimbra/libexec/zmrcd debug1: Authentication succeeded (publickey). debug1: channel 0: new [client-session] debug1: Entering interactive session. The only other th...

When testing ssh by hand you need to specifically tell it the key to use.
ssh -v -i /opt/zimbra/.ssh/zimbra_identity zimbra@host.name.com

Try to ssh with -v. This will usually give you more of a hint to why it doesn't like the keys or other authentication mechanisms.

They are not required if you are building for a linux distribution assuming you have the appropriate devel packages already installed. If you are building for MacOSX they are necessary.
cheers.