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I am able to connect to my ZCS using Pidgin without SSL enabled, port 5222.

You can mix and match licenses on a single server.
And yes, the five or so Outlook users would need the Network licenses to be able to use the Outlook connector at all. There is a PST import tool to convert their current Outlook mail. (assuming they're using .pst files of course)

You can get to the logger database "logmysql zimbra_logger" then check the service status table to see if there's any extra entries in there: select * from service_status; go ahead and remove the records that correspond to localhost if any exist. That's how I fixed a similar situation I ha...

You might want to try specifying authentication mechanisms. I use "--authmech1 PLAIN --authmech2 PLAIN" when I migrate, for plain text auth.

I've been moving mine to another ZCS OSS box, which sits on a VM and is left off unless I need it. I haven't been bothering to save the address books/calendars.. although I probably should start doing that.

'Tracing' mail is not supported by anything that I'm aware of. The only option that some people use are the Read Receipts, which I'm not a fan of, since they're not guaranteed either. (and sometimes they're annoying) Zimbra doesn't support receipts yet, not until v5.5 I believe. In the end, there is...

You may find this thread helpful for deleting the logger db.
http://www.zimbra.com/forums/installati ... ssues.html

I normally don't invoke the interactive zmprov if I'm going to be scripting. I'm not exactly sure if this is slower or not, and I don't really bother to grab stderr or anything. I wouldn't imagine that the interactive mode is intended for scripting. If I exit from zmprov, then the stream closes, and...

I found some stuff relating to Open3, but I've never really used it before.
Module: Open3


require 'open3'

Open3.popen3('ls -lR bad_file_listing') {|stdin, stdout, stderr| puts stderr.read}

I normally use the CLI tools such as ldapsearch, ldapmodify, etc. You can have it spit out the entire tree using 'ldapsearch -x -h '.