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run it as "bash -x ~/bin/zmcertmgr" and it will print each line as it executes

How are you doing the migration, putt1ck? PST import, full Exchange migration, imapsync, some other method? Perhaps it could be throttled to reduce the server load. Is it possible to run user migration during times when there are few or no users online (obviously some organizations have users worldw...

If you do a new installation, the self-signed certificates will already be in place; there is no need to run through the self-signed cert wiki.

mmorse shows the answer in the last post: make sure to specify (with the -lb,--label option to zmrestore) the last full backup before the time to which you are restoring.

FYI, in case anyone is concerned with getting this implemented in ZCS:

Bug 20700 - allow REST query for appointments by iCalendar UID

Are you running the imapproxy service? Is this a single-node installation? You can see a trace of all imap traffic on the server in /opt/zimbra/log/mailbox.log by adding this line at the end of /opt/zimbra/conf/log4j.properties:
log4j.logger.zimbra.imap=DEBUG

FYI there is a perl module (Date::Parse maybe?) for parsing dates out of email that probably does a better job than us :) Also, once you have the date, try using the "zmmailbox addMessage" command with the "--date" option instead of trying to add the X-Zimbra-Received header. Use...

you can remove the contents like this:
zmmailbox -z -m user@domain.com emptyFolder /Name-of-Address-Book

use zmmailbox addFilterRule

The SMTP_Auth_Problems wiki mentioned earlier has the answer for this. This is the solution:
[QUOTE]If the URL is wrong, re-set the hostname like this in order to regenerate the AuthURL:
zmprov ms zimbra.domain.com zimbraMtaAuthHost zimbra.domain.com[/QUOTE]