I have a domain with a catch-all address. The catch-all is very useful and I don't want to ditch it. But one of the drawbacks of a catch-all is that you wind up getting spam sent to addresses that otherwise wouldn't exist. To counter that, I'd like to blacklist a list of about 70 addresses which get...

Been running into this, too, after upgrading from 8.6.x to 8.8.5. Happy to help debug if you tell me what to look for. I've got a small site with very few users so I can take it down on a whim to test stuff.

I know I'm bumping an ancient thread, but since this is getting found in Google searches, I just wanted to point out that you can NOT set these items via zmlocalconfig. Those keys don't exist in zmlocalconfig (at least as of ZCS 8.0.2). If https://bugzilla.zimbra.com/show_bug.cgi?id=80747 ev...

[quote user="backpacker77"]Unfortunately the "view mail" button has disappeared... ;([/QUOTE]
It was turned into a Zimlet so the feature can be enabled/disabled per admin user if you want. You need to go enable the Zimlet.

That sounds like MySQL itself didn't get upgraded, not just Zimbra's schema in it.
Try running (as root)
/opt/zimbra/mysql/bin/mysql_upgrade
NOTE: always a good idea to have a backup first before trying stuff like this, too, just in case.

[quote user="jrv"]I've got a 6.0.16 that I've spent several days trying to upgrade and cannot upgrade to any 7.* version (the mysql format changed and nothing in the 7.* installers seems to update it).[/QUOTE]There is actually a script included with the installer that does the data...

ZCS servers of the same version but on different OSes can still talk to each other for the communication between boxes.The main information you'll want to follow is here: OS Specific Platform Upgrades - Zimbra :: WikiThe short version is you'll need to upgrade the machines a couple times in ...

SPF is only stating your intentions, it's up to the recipient of the email whether they honor those intentions or not. A lot of places still don't. Anyone who's actually checking SPF on mail coming from your domain would reject it or tag it as spam if it didn't originate on your serv...

The From address is generated by your email client. Whatever you have configured in it is what it'll use, and you can change that to whatever you want. (This is using clients such as Thunderbird, Postbox, Outlook, etc). I know in Thunderbird you can add additional "identities" that are...

[quote user="Paul Csiki"]Well on my zimbra installation if a user tries too many passwords over an account, that account gets lockout. Correct me if I'm wrong.[/QUOTE] And that's exactly why he has an issue (from what I'm understanding of his complaint here so far). His real us...