A fix for this is now available in two formats. Both formats are available on our download site. Download Zimbra Collaboration and Community Software- A patch for servers which already have the earlier 8.5.0 GA build 3040 installed. [URL=download link[/URL]- A new 8.5.0 GA build 3042 which contains ...

Another question. Those of you seeing this, do you happen to use the admin console between reboots? Even more specifically do you happen to visit configure->servers->server name->services and make any changes? We have a hunch but want to see if that matches what everyone sees here.To put it another ...

I've filed https://bugzilla.zimbra.com/show_bug.cgi?id=95265 to track this issue. It seems that many of you are seeing on different OSes; at least Centos 7 and Ubuntu 14 from what I can see and probably others. So far we have not been able to observe this problem on the lab, but are trying reboo...

This sounds like the problem discussed in another thread here:We">http://www.zimbra.com/forums/installation/75243-zimbra-8-5-0-centos-7-not-working-after-reboot-2.htmlWe are investigating. There is a workaround discussed in that thread which reenables the services after restart; but that is jus...

OK, that explains things on one level since there are missing values; but does not explain how they could have possibly been removed between the time the system was working and when you rebooted and found it not working. An 8.5.0 GA system would never have worked if the initial install did not set t...

[quote user="ckruijntjens"]- Can you provide the output of $zmprov gs zimbraServiceEnabled Answer: ERROR: service.PROXY_ERROR (error while proxying request to target server: HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found) [/QUOTE]Oops I should have mentioned to use the -l switch since /service is not enabled$zmpr...

It looks like the other webapps such as /service, /zimbra, and /zimbraAdmin did not get installed correctly on this system, or were somehow removed/put into an invalid state after the reboot.A couple questions.- Can you provide the output of $zmprov gs zimbraServiceEnabled- Do you see /opt/zimbra/je...

Take a look at SendMsg. Here's a very simple example:

    

      

        

        

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Also, here are links to the SOAP API docs:
Zimbra SOAP API Reference 8.0.4_GA_5737

SendMsg

Yes, it works for both cases. Basically, the mail server will take auth token from cookie or SOAP header; only one is required however if both are specified they must match. The nginx proxy will take it only from cookie since it never inspects the body of the HTTP request.

Ahh right; I forgot to mention you need to include the authToken as a cookie so nginx knows which server to route the subsequent NoOpRequest to.
For example curl https://proxy.example.com/service/soap --cookie "ZM_AUTH_TOKEN=..." --data @noop.txt