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Thought so, over-quota bounce messages are sent right away, but only if you turn it on
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That'd notify the sender of the problem, but not the recipient, or an admin. Still, it's a start

I've not tested it recently but I though a bounce message for over-quota was sent right away. Also, if it's of critical importance to be able to recieve files then why not remove the quote restriction from the selected accounts? Anyway, none of that helps the original questions, your last comment is...

Glad that you have it working, while you will see fewer ssh attempts by moving the port, you wont see them go away entirely. If a perimeter firewall is not available in your case, I'd use iptables in the zimbra server to drop all traffic that's not essential (so allow only port 25 and 443, more if y...

Sounds right to me, the quota would be enforced to prevent a user from using more disk than the quota, so the example 11mb message would not and should not be delivered to the user. A bounce message would be sent to the sender though, and in real usage they'd likely resend their message without the ...

I know that the zimbra modules use ssh to talk to eachother in various placed and generally I'd lean towards not playing with it. Can I ask what you are trying to achieve as there may be a simpler way?

How about blocking port 25 at the firewall, or using iptables on the zimbra server to do the same. That would stop inbound connections, and prevent people from being able to mail out.

That makes much more sense.

Have you looked at c:zimbra on the XP machine?

Perhaps look to the builting export functions of ZD to be able to backup the mailstore, it should be in Zimbra at Setup | Account | Manage Data | Export

Hi, to clarify, you are using ZCS 6.x NE with the Outlook Connector installed on the client side and you want the connector to only, "connect" email, and ignore the contacts and calendar, right? Contacts and calendars created in the ZCS web client should remain there and not be shown to Ou...

I'd suggest just installing it and trying it out to see if it works for you. I take your point with regard to removal and resource usage, but I disagree with the comment about it being easy to find. Resource usage will vary depending on what you do with it. If I install it and point it to three emai...

What operating system are you using? What types of email account have you linked to (pop3/imap etc)?

Have you tried to reboot the computer?

The errors posted are not helpful to me, but may make sense to someone but I suspect you may need to post more of the logs for this to all make sense.