ok, i have it running on (ipaddress):7070. however it's still running also on port 80. how do i get it to completely change to 7070 or be able to change the port to whatever i want. i've read several things from changing the ports in /opt/zimbra/bin/zmiptables to changing /opt/zimbra/tomcat/...

i noticed in a previous post i believe in installation that filters thru the website were not being saved. this was a big concern for me, is this fixed in the current release. thanks :)

i got that working but now how do i get the other/new port work working. do i just point the browser directly to 7070. or where do i configure the server for the login page. forgive my ignorance but i plan on using this with a CMS of future selection. thank you

i love the software and there isn't much that i would like to change for my site. however i would like to know why it's so SLOW to start/restart the service either on bootup or running. :confused: everything else seems fine but it just takes at least a minute and sometimes more to restart. i...

thank you, this was big to me i couldn't find it....dumb me :confused:

gives me reason to move back to this

lol. i have no idea how it would be implemented or it may even be already but i would like to see mail filtering. (ex. subject contains "x" sent to "y" folder)
just a thought...i'm sure it's on the to-do list but i wanted to remind if it's not been thought of :D

knightrider2000, probably what you need to do is step away from the computer and bring a licensed professional in to fix your problems. :eek: probably there is a capable geek near you. this is just a suggestion :D

oddly enough, i re-installed for another reason. i went back and tested and it added it just fine. leaving me clueless, however i've been left that way before...no biggie :D

currently i have zimbra installed on fedora core 4. I go to the admin page to configure a new domain, but when i click finish to save it...nothing happens. apparantly it doesn't hang or anything since i can click previous and it quickly recognizes that, and i can click cancel and the same thing ...

I am very curious about the status of a debian port from any user. I understand that yeslinux was looking to use this, as are several others waiting. Personally, this software blows anything i've found for webmail/calander out of the water. And just being in beta, this in my opinion has a real s...