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Sorry, I didn't see which forum this was posted in. Yes, it's in the web client. We can move this to a separate thread if necessary. I logged in as the user and I also see the incorrect message count even after refreshing. It says "Drafts (1)" but the folder is empty. If I hover over the d...

[QUOTE]known issue. already fixed. please wait for the next cut.[/QUOTE]
One of my users is experiencing this on 5.0.11. Should it be fixed by now? I couldn't find a bug that addresses this issue.

It should run fine on any Linux OS, really... if you want to PM me your script as is I may be able to see what's wrong. Maybe something's not escaped right? It runs fine on my RHEL5 boxes.

The Zimbra version shouldn't matter here. Which OS are you running?

I took this one step further and wrote a script that actively finds distribution list members who do not have an account. There may be a few situations it doesn't catch correctly, but I just used it to clean up a dozen entries left over from migrating to Zimbra on one of our customers' systems. #!/b...

This shell script should do what you're looking for. We have the same problem you do with bounced messages but I never thought to write a script to help with it. This works for me on 5.0.11: #!/bin/bash SEARCHSTRING="user@domain.tld" for list in `zmprov gadl` do results=`zmprov gdl $list |...

I wrote a simple script that parses yesterday's log file for ZWC access and prints a comma-separated list of users and IP addresses: #!/bin/bash PATH="/usr/bin:/bin" # Find yesterday's log file logfile=`ls -1 /opt/zimbra/log/mailbox.log.*|sort | tail -n 1` # Find NoOpRequest entries in the...

Access to the web client, IMAP, POP3, etc is logged in /opt/zimbra/log/mailbox.log. You could write a script to parse it every day to see who's active and from where.

Did anyone figure out how to do this? I'm looking for the exact same thing...

I'm running into issues restoring a resource from backup. I want to restore it to a temporary account. I used the following command: zmrestore -a dove@domain.com -ca --prefix restored- -restoreToTime 20081101000000 This created the account "restored-dove@domain.com", but I cannot edit it i...