I just did on my home server, I have not had any issues yet but have left the snapshot in place,

Doug

Does it support Outlook? Are the protocols only IMAP and POP3 (Comcast only allows pop3)? If you are looking at the pay for version (Network Edition) then yes it does For the Open Source Edition (OSE), out of the box, only supports IMAP(s)/SMTP(s)/POP3(s) There are options for that though (Z-Push) ...

tgx wrote:Please reread post. This is from Windows 10 not Linux.

I was trying to provide you a data point.

I don't have access to a Windows 10 system, but I do have access to a Windows 2012 R2 system. That does not have issues either.

Cheers,

Doug

tgx wrote:Zimbra 8.8.15
Chrome 86.0.4240.111 (Official Build 32-bit)
Windows 10

I cannot reproduce this under Kubuntu with the current Chrome. I'm running 8.8.15 P15

Chrome Version:
Version 86.0.4240.111 (Official Build) (64-bit)

Doug

I've been using ASSP for over ten years with good results.

Doug

I installed it on my home server yesterday morning and haven't had any issues yet.

Doug

marcinzetx wrote:Currently I do not need exchange on the server, I would like the e-mail client to automatically load the server configuration in terms of IMAP and SMTP

This may be of interest to you

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Thunderbird/Autoconfiguration

Doug

zim_mike wrote:Ok so, no way of doing this I guess.

Mike,

This has been a wish list item for over 10 years; there is no built-in way to do this.

Doug

Updated to 8.8.15 P10 on Ubuntu 18.04 without issues,

Doug

SMTP servers send and receive email using port 25 right. Meaning, I could add a firewall rule on the zimbra server to allow port 25 connections only from our known Linux servers. Their suggestion seems to say block outgoing port 25 so how would world wide servers receive email from our zimbra serve...