I installed 8.8.15p20 this morning due to the critical security alert, but apparently this brought along a lot of other patches... including disabling IPv4 listening entirely! I suspect this is related to this item buried in the release notes: "ZCS-10278 Dual stack IPv4 + IPv6, Multiple domain & vhost"
ETA: Native (e.g. port 7143) services are listening on IPv4 so this seems to be a problem in the nginx config.
ETA2: Temp fix, I added "ipv6only=off" to the "${core.ipboth.enabled}listen" directive in:
/opt/zimbra/conf/nginx/templates/nginx.conf.mail.imap.default.template
/opt/zimbra/conf/nginx/templates/nginx.conf.mail.imaps.default.template
ETA3: This was introduced by a commit briefly before the release, and looks like it's been resolved in the github repo:
https://github.com/Zimbra/zm-nginx-conf ... 0510c0c353
https://github.com/Zimbra/zm-nginx-conf/pull/22
I suggest that Zimbra should pull p20 until this is fixed.
DANGER: 8.8.15p20 breaks IPv4 in dual-stack
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Re: DANGER: 8.8.15p20 breaks IPv4 in dual-stack
The problem was introduced with zimbra-proxy-patch-8.8.15.1616046236.p20
There's already an update zimbra-proxy-patch-8.8.15.1617190845.p20 to restore the previous behaviour.
So just update again.
There's already an update zimbra-proxy-patch-8.8.15.1617190845.p20 to restore the previous behaviour.
So just update again.
Re: DANGER: 8.8.15p20 breaks IPv4 in dual-stack
Thanks! Can confirm that "zimbra-proxy-patch amd64 8.8.15.1617190845.p20-1.u18" resolves this issue on Ubuntu 18.04.5.