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It used to be under the "Thread Tools" drop down menu at the top of the thread. But it disappeared a while ago.

So now the only way I've found is to do a "Full Edit" of the first post in the thread and add [SOLVED] to the title... if there's room!

Yes, I was going to wait for a day or so to see if anyone else had any info on it first though.

Cheers, B

That's a very good point about the locking. I hadn't thought about that.

In that case I won't do this. It's not worth the risk just to free up the extra license.
Cheers, B

Hi everyone We run a small ZCS server with the Network Edition Starter Pack which gives us 15 mailbox licenses. I have already given my own account full admin access and I've been using that exclusively over the past few months. I was wondering whether it's possible or advisable to delete the admin ...

Awesome, thanks!

Good to know it's at least out there as a concept... voted for some of those bugs.

Cheers, B

Hi everyone At the moment we use Zimbra's LDAP to authenticate logins to our intranet database system (Apache/PHP/MySQL). And it works well. I was just wondering if there's any support for Zimbra to act as an OpenID provider also? That could also be a good alternate solution for people who don't hav...

Solved! That's exactly what I wanted. Cheers

Ah ok. So people can still attempt brute-forcing over IMAP or POP services.
This machine is actually behind an IPCop firewall box. But the ports for SMTP, HTTPS, SMTP submit and IMAP are open to the internet.
Has anyone had any success installing fail2ban or similar on a Zimbra server?
Cheers, B

Great!

And that feature works across all services? So AJAX UI logins, IMAP logins, POP logins etc?
Cheers, B

Hi everyone We've been running a very low-traffic Zimbra test installation over our ADSL connection for over a year now with no problems. But I suddenly realised, I don't have fail2ban running on this Zimbra machine to filter any brute-force login attempts made to the Zimbra services. What sort of s...