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i've been hoping vmware would buy suse for a while now.

We are. We used to have licenses through being a novell customer but now we have licenses through VMWare as part of our vSphere lcienses.

zimbra supports admin auth for imap, which allows you to accesss a user's account via imap by supplying the admin credentials. i've used it with imapsync before, does the tool support this?

no this just references the zimbra user on the system which is created dduring installation and never modified.
the only time you'd need to mess with this is if you're migrating to another server where the local zimbra user has a ddidfferent uid

which round robin scenario? if you have 2 mta servers, you'd probably want to open port 25 for both, which means you'd need 2 outside ip addresses to map them to. If you don't have that then pick one or the other.

A lot depends on what your users will be using. Ports - Zimbra :: Wiki has a list of ports but like if you're only going to have webmail users, you shoudln't need to open imap or pop

Zimbra won't really care. Unless you have a ton of users doing a lot of traffic I doubt you're pushing even 100mbps to your zimbbra server, so the big benefit of bonding is that you have redundancy should one nic,cable, or port fail. But to zimbra it doesn't care if you have 1 or 10 network interfac...

when youj mark it as spam, a copy is forwarded to the spam account for your domain. Find the account in the admin interface, use the view mail option and you can find it in there probably.

I have big slow storage mounted to /opt/zimbra/backup/archive. Then I have disabled deletes, and setup a crontab to move backups older than 30 days to the archive folder 0 0 * * * find /opt/zimbra/backup/sessions/ -maxdepth 1 -mtime +31 -exec mv {} / opt/zimbra/backup/archive/ ; >/dev/null 2>&1 ...

you can't use zimbra proxy for that. all the servers have to be part of the same multi-server install (all ne or all oss)