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You should be fine with installing ZCS on S1, and then copy /opt/zimbra from S2 across to S1. There are several threads about migrating from one ZCS server to another. You could have a look at the wiki page for backup and restore: http://wiki.zimbra.com/index.php?title=Open_Source_Edition_Backup_Pro...

Thanks Bill,
I wasn't looking within the users account. I've booked my opticians appointment.

[quote user="sdgeek"]Looks like reindexing the account fixes the dates.[/QUOTE]
How exactly did you reindex? Trying to find the details, but looks like I need to change my eyeballs as they're failing me somewhat!

Oh Zimbra Gods please accept my humble offerings for the astounding work you have done with the latest release :p Not sure exactly what you guys have done, but you have made the upgrade 5 times faster and 10 times less painful
Again many thanks, and great job.

I'm with wannabetenor on the whole FF issue.
I'm running 1.07 and 1.5.0 on both Windows and Linux machines at different sites which have different connection speeds, whithout any issue.

That's what I've done, and which is what leads me to believe that I need to tell Evolution to use webcal in secure mode rather than plain old naked webcal. The problem is how, I've gone through the Evolution docs 4 times already and can't find anything :( I know that SUSE10.1/SLED10 has the option (...

A connector for Evolution similar to the Outlook connector and the Apple iSync would be invaluable for the Linux desktop, and a way of connecting GAIM to the IM side of things would also enhance the whole suite IMHO

All we need now is an Evolution connector and implement SyncML to have all bases covered

Any form of log/message would help in getting to some kind of work around, either from the Zimbra server or from the Exchange/Migration wizard.

[quote user="10330phoenix"]Does the second post in that thread not explain why the migration wizard will have that problem?[/QUOTE] Basically as Zimbra is standards compliant, follows the RFCs pretty closely; and Microsoft tend to make up their own standards, it won't be rectified. It look...