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Thank you for the answer. We only backup the user data and configuration but not the binaries of Zimbra. I like the approach of the script very much and it will help to verify the integrity of our zimbra instaces. I will put it in a routine check with a small monitoring alert. I am looking forward to further developments.

Hi same here: I just started testing mailspring as an alternative for Zimbra installations we do provide for numerous clients in the EMEA space. Mailspring could make it as an alternative to the zimbra web client, which has some issues, too.

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I also have the same problem with zimbra. Most of the emails just disappear and reappear after clearing the cache. However, they disappear systematically after 15-20 minutes every time the cache is cleared.

Errors, warnings and other logging events are logged by category. For example, an IMAP error will be logged to the log4j.logger.zimbra.imap sub-category. The category settings in log4j are stored in two configuration files.

/opt/zimbra/conf/log4j.properties allows you to make a temporary changes to the logging level. Any changes to /opt/zimbra/conf/log4j.properties will be reset by the configurations stored in /opt/zimbra/conf/log4j.properties.in after the mailboxd service has been restarted.

To make permanent changes to the configuration file, make changes to /opt/zimbra/conf/log4j.properties.in, and either run zmmailboxdctl restart or restart the server using zmcontrol restart .

Enabling DEBUG in the appropriate sub-category can help you identify a problem. If you do not know what sub-category to enable, you can enable DEBUG in log4j.logger.zimbra, however this will generate logging events for every single subcategory. This is a very large amount of logging events and can take a long time to read through. For this reason, it is always advisable to enable DEBUG or another logging level in a specific sub-category.To enable logging for a specific category, add the following to the end of the log4j configuration file:

Log output is directed to a log file by an appender. If an appender is not specified for a category, it inherits the appender of its parent category. By default, log output is directed to /opt/zimbra/log/mailbox.log. Additionally, Syslog captures FATAL and ERROR level events.

You can also direct log output for a specific category to multiple appenders. In this example, the log4j.logger.zimbra category is writing logging events to the both LOGFILE and to SYSLOG appenders.

I understand how "Let's Encrypt" deploys certificates, reasonably well, and I also understand how Zimbra "re-deploys" those certificates for his purposes. I am under the impression that there should be a renewal script for Zimbra, but "certbot-zimbra.sh" doesn't work in the ways I have tried, which means that I have not made a proper request.

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I know my problem is certainly boring and uninteresting

But I would appreciate your help.

In order to permanently migrate to Brave I need to be able to use zimbra.

If anyone has an idea to help me solve it, that would be great.

Thank you all.

This command searches the /var/log/zimbra.log file to trace emails and when I view the log (/var/log/zimbra.log), the logs only go back to around 03:30 on the same day. After further investigation it looks like the log file is being archived each day as a .gz file so the trace is only searching the current day's logs.

Hello! I am using Joplin mobile client for Android version 2.8.1. I have been syncing to the cloud using nextcloud (version 23) and that has worked great for me since I started using it. I turned a friend onto Joplin and he is trying to sync to his Briefcase on a Zimbra mail server running version 8.8.15_P33. We used the WebDAV URL in the zimbra client as suggested and had no luck.

So after a lot of reading on the zimbra forums, going over the error messages in the log and some futzing around with the URL format I figured it out. In case anyone needs to sync with Zimbra email platforms, what it came down to was using %40 in place of the @ symbol. I saw it in the log, so I thought why not try it in the URL string, and it worked.

As mentioned previously, when an email with a RAR archive attachment is received, it is automatically extracted for analysis by Amavis via unrar. In Zimbra, most services, including the Amavis server, run as the zimbra user.

When an attacker has successfully exploited the unrar vulnerability on a Zimbra instance, they can execute arbitrary system commands as the zimbra user. At the time of writing, a publicly known privilege escalation from zimbra to root exists, along with exploit code. The vulnerability was discovered by Darren Martyn.

We notified Zimbra of this bug so that they could issue a warning to their users and patch their cloud instances. We also mentioned the fact that most services run as the zimbra user made exploitation of this issue possible. Zimbra has addressed this issue by configuring Amavis to use 7z instead of unrar to extract incoming RAR attachments.

We have one mail server zimbra, and want to migrate some users from Zimbra to o365.

We could migrate for example 10 users from zimbra to o365 (by imap migration, csv etc) assigned licenses.

As far as I know in order they (migrated users) could work on o365 completely we have configure dns settings on domain which we selected as default EAC. If we add the records which are required, the zimbra wouldn't start work properly. But we want to keep both servers as online. What should we do in further in order both servers could send email to each other (send\receive from\to internal\external emails)

If sender (doesn't matter if he external or user zimbra) send an email to the user o365, email anyway comes to zimbra server.

Hope I could explain the situation.

Yes, I tried to add MX record of O365, and faced with the problem incoming email to old server, and noticed that o365 by default requires priority 0. The only solution is to migrate all users to O365 and add MX record. As temp solution is as you said onmicrosoft.com , I used forward from Zimbra to O365, and in case if user will send email to onmicrosft.com forward from onmicrosft,com to zimbra using Contact on exchange. And enabled external forwarding whoch is disabled by default.

Zimbra Proxy is a high-performance reverse proxy service for passingIMAP[S]/POP[S]/HTTP[S] client requests to other internal Zimbraservices.This package is normally installed on the MTA server(s) or on itsown independent server(s). When the zimbra-proxy package is installed, theproxy feature is enabled by default. Installing the Zimbra Proxy is highlyrecommended, and required if using a separate web application server.

Memcached is automatically selected when the zimbra-proxy is installed. Atleast one server must run zimbra-memcached when the proxy is in use. Youcan use a single memcached server with one or more Zimbraproxies. zimbra-memcached is required if using a separate web applicationserver.

This package is installed on the zimbra-store server. Only oneZimbra-convertd package needs to be present in the Zimbra Collaborationenvironment. The default is to install one zimbra-convertd on eachzimbra-store server. When Zimbra-Convertd is installed, the Zimbra-Apachepackage is also installed.

The following table lists the main directories created by the Zimbrainstallation packages. The directory organization is identical for anyserver in the Zimbra Collaboration, when installing under (parent) /opt/zimbra.

Go to the Zimbra Website to obtain a trial license from the Network Downloads area.Contact Zimbra sales regarding a trial extended license, or to purchase a subscription license or perpetual license, by emailing sales@zimbra.com or calling 1-972-407-0688.

By default, the message store is located on each mailbox server under/opt/zimbra/store. Each mailbox has its own directory named after itsinternal mailbox ID. Mailbox IDs are unique per server, not system-wide.

The Data Store is a SQL database where internal mailbox IDs arelinked with user accounts. All the message metadata including tags,conversations, and pointers indicate where the messages are stored inthe file system. The SQL database files are located in/opt/zimbra/db.

The index and search technology is provided through Apache Lucene. Eachemail message and attachment is automatically indexed when the messagearrives. An index file is associated with each account. Index files arelocated in /opt/zimbra/index.

For example, a web client server running 'zimbra,zimbraAdmin' webappsserving the static UI content like html/css pages, and mail serverrunning 'service' webapp serving all the SOAP requests. These serversare running in split mode.

A Zimbra Collaboration deployment consists of various third-partycomponents with one or more mailbox servers. Each of the components maygenerate its own logging output. Local logs are in /opt/zimbra/log.

zimbraImapMaxRequestSize. Specifies maximum size of IMAP request in bytes excluding literal data. Note: this setting does not apply to IMAP LOGIN requests. IMAP LOGIN requests are handled by IMAP Proxy (Zimbra Proxy Components) and are limited to 256 characters.

zimbraImapInactiveSessionCacheMaxDiskSize. Specifies the maximum disk size of inactive IMAP cache in Bytes before eviction. By default this value is 10GB. This is a rough limit, because due to internals of Ehcache actual size on disk will often exceed this limit by a modest margin.

zimbraImapInactiveSessionEhcacheSize. Specifies the maximum heap size of the inactive session cache in Bytes before eviction. By default this value is 1 megabyte. This is a rough limit, because due to internals of Ehcache actual size in memory will often exceed this limit by a modest margin.

zimbraImapActiveSessionEhcacheMaxDiskSize. Specifies the maximum amount of disk space the imap active session cache will consume in Bytes before eviction. By default this value is 100 gigabytes. This is a rough limit, because due to internals of ehcache actual size in memory will often exceed this limit by a modest margin. ff782bc1db