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Hi all, "Web client frequently announces that server is slow.." this issue can be related to network. From home the zimbra interface is quite slow, but from the local n/w it is quite fast, plus it is also dependent on the web browser u r using. On one of my PC where I use Kaspersky AntiVir...

Is it happening with in the same domain???


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Adeel

Hi all, I am running with 5.18 and want to update it to 5.21. I am 700 users and with mail data about 300 GB. Can any one let me know about the time it will take, on testing it did not take alot of time, about on production with these stats how much time will it take??? Secondly, any one tried from ...

make the /etc/hosts like following and things may work out.

127.0.0.1 localhost

192.168.0.1 zimbra.domain.com zimbra
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Adeel

I have FC slice mounted on (ON SAN)/opt, and all installation is over /opt.
And all things are working properly.



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Adeel

Are there 3 machines,imapsync is on the separate machine, right ?
Secondly, can you ping both the servers from the machine running imapsync,

Third, R u sure imap is okay on both the machine on port 143.


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Adeel

thanks guys, have set up reject_unknown_recipient_domain >> will never solve the issue?
All u have to do is ask SA to blacklist mails from *@example.com and ask users to send email on 465 with authentication. This is the only, best and perfect solution.
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Adeel

you can never get away from this problem, unless to make the *@example.com blacklist when coming from 25 port. No matter what you implement, stuff like RBLs etc but this issue will not be solved unless you do what I am telling you.

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Adeel

MX is even required for the local domain in zimbra.
Try service named start, if you are at linux
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Adeel

well, I have an very good under standing of this issue.You can achieve this very easily. Only MUAs will be sending mails with mail from xyz@example.com, isn't??? No MTA will be sending mails from *@example.com. All you have to do is to make a rule for example.com in your SA i.e. any mail coming from...