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To work with newer versions of FFox, you have to rename the .xpi file to .zip, extract it and edit the install.rdf file contained within. In that file will be a line referencing the em:maxVersion="3.0b3". Change this to a higher version and save. Now, re-zip the file and rename to .xpi. I ...

[quote user="nvahalik"]I am curious to know why one might switch from 64-bit to 32-bit... is there a difference for Zimbra in the VMWare world? We have 150 mailboxes, ~230GB of data. ~15k msgs per day.[/QUOTE] I wouldn't run this with less than 8GB of RAM, thus we kept everything in 64-bit...

We just completed the majority of such a migration. What we did is created the additional mailbox servers in VMware and then zmmailboxmove'ed the mailboxes. It was actually quite painless. We also put up a Proxy in front of the mailbox servers, so that as a mailbox was moved from one server to anoth...

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Sounds as though you second server may be running DNS on it and returning itself as the MX, if I understand your setup. What do you get when you run the following on each host?
$ dig MX YOURDOMAIN.com
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Dusty

Ours Looks like the following: 66.115.84.32 54.220.120.0/24 127.0.0.0/8 192.168.0.0/24 The first is an individual public IP, the second is an IP range of public IP's in CIDR, the third is loopback network, and the last is our LAN IP range. Also, are you having your users authenticate to postfix befo...

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A couple clarifying questions. Do you use authentication on your outbound SMTP traffic? What are the Trusted MTA networks on your SMTP server used for out going mail? You can find this from:
zmprov gs SERVER_NAME zimbraMtaMyNetworks


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Dusty

The property you are looking for is 'zimbraPasswordMustChange' and set it to TRUE. We've done something similar a few times. We can do a 'for each' loop at the command line (assuming bash is the shell). for each in `zmprov gaa`; do zmprov ma $each zimbraPasswordMustChange TRUE; done I did this from ...

I'm guessing the only way to accommodate this would be to run a 'zmprov ga' and check for your value, run the 'zmprov ma', and then run the 'zmprov ga' to see if it changed. I understand that this running 2 extra commands, but I believe returning (null) is standard for success in a *NIX environment....

Klug,
Thanks for the reply and pointing to the Bug! We are planning the upgrade to 5.0.16 in the next few weeks.
Regards,

Dusty

I can't take credit for this command. I found it somewhere when we needed to find which users were on which mailbox servers last week. Original command: zmprov gaa -v | grep -e zimbraMailDeliveryAddress: -e zimbraMailHost | grep -B1 SERVERNAME | grep zimbraMailDeliveryAddress: | awk '{print $2}' Rep...