What is your domain's SPF record ?

Check these parameters for your domain: zimbraPublicServiceHostname zimbraPublicServicePort zimbraPublicServiceProtocol if they're blank, set it to the right values (eg. zimbraPublicServiceProtocol "https" zimbraPublicServicePort "443" zimbraPublicServiceHostname "mywebmailp...

You should have installed it as root, so you should have its credentials. If you feel enough confident/safe use that, possibly with public key auth

Just execute the following command and everything will be OK. zmsoap -v -a <admin@domain.com> -p <password> GetServiceStatusRequest Does not work for me. Keep in mind that GetServiceStatusRequest is a soap get api. It does not modify anything, maybe you fixed it in another way, and now GetServiceSt...

You can't state exactly what the deletion actually deleted.
If you're on Network, new install, or reinstall, and restore from yesterday's backups (today's redolog can be inconsistent or deleted)
If you're on Foss, rely on your backup system, and do the same.

Assuming that you are using the "Zimbra as primary system" method, based on the mail transport, yes.
Simply set the zimbraMailTransport attribute of someuser@ as "smtp:your_cpanel_server:25"

-what does dmesg says?
-have you mounted some NFS shares? are they alive? df -h does works?

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zmprov -l rd [olddomain.com] [newdomain.com].

Yes, basically the deletion was not really performed on the ldap. Using zmprov -l was my next step suggestion.

Technically you don't need to have proxy and memcached installed on your starting server. It can be a simple mailstore in a multiserver environment. The installer asks the ldap to see if in at least one of your machines resides a proxy service. You can fool him setting temporarily them installed and...

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