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Tim Burgess wrote:
Patrick, they are harmless warnings (its beta software) but if you want you can simply uninstall and install 1.5.8 from the 'timb' repo (instead of timb-testing)

Ok. Thanks.

The zarafa-mobile stil doesn't work.
I've changed then config file, but getting the following error.

Not Found

The requested URL /webaccess-mobile was not found on this server.

Apache/2.2.3 (ClearOS) Server at www.xxxxxxxxxxx.nl Port 80

Hello Tim,

can I just simple disable www.mydomain.nl/webaccess

I can't see to get the mod-rewrite stuff working properly

Thanks in advance

Guus

James, thats OK thats how it should be - I can only hazard a guess that the config.php is not being read.. what;s the output of

Perhaps consider removing and reinstalling zarafa-webaccess RPM?

Patrick, you would need to access using port 81 (because you have moved it to webconfig service). yourwebserver:81/webaccess-mobile

Gys, sorry I don't have an easy solution without breaking some other webserver function.... any httpd experts want to chip in and provide a subdomain HTTPS redirect using ProxyPass to the Zarafa Webaccess on port 84? even better if it forces HTTPS

Tim,
Removing zarafa-webacess and all of it's folders, then re-installing did the track, thanks for the tip much appreciated.

Tim,

I'm still holding off upgrading from 7.02 to 7.06 due to the ongoing issues others appear to have. Main concern is that we use Zarafa Licensed so concerned we stop everyone working with their Outlook clients. I will build a new machine and test first however the migration across is a little daunting.

Excuse me for asking a somewhat stupid question....but was asked today to setup mail forwarding in Zarafa to allow a user (who has gone off sick long-term) email to be forwarded to another employee. I just can not see any way to achieve this from the webconfig. I do not want to have to delete the user account and then create an alias on the other person's account.

I do apologise in advance as this is surely a really simple and often requested task for an email admin to setup - usually at short notice!!

Hence my post tonight as I said I'd could have this setup by the morning here in the UK.....and clearly it doesn't look like I will keep that promise.

Heaven only knows how I can deal with this without looking stupid.

Any suggestions welcome.

Thanks.

Andy

Tim,

I'm still holding off upgrading from 7.02 to 7.06 due to the ongoing issues others appear to have. Main concern is that we use Zarafa Licensed so concerned we stop everyone working with their Outlook clients. I will build a new machine and test first however the migration across is a little daunting.

Excuse me for asking a somewhat stupid question....but was asked today to setup mail forwarding in Zarafa to allow a user (who has gone off sick long-term) email to be forwarded to another employee. I just can not see any way to achieve this from the webconfig. I do not want to have to delete the user account and then create an alias on the other person's account.

I do apologise in advance as this is surely a really simple and often requested task for an email admin to setup - usually at short notice!!

Hence my post tonight as I said I'd could have this setup by the morning here in the UK.....and clearly it doesn't look like I will keep that promise.

Heaven only knows how I can deal with this without looking stupid.

Any suggestions welcome.

Thanks.

Andy

Hi Andy

I'm not in front of my server at the moment but from memory I think you can set up the email forwarding in the Zarafa webaccess's out of office assistant (if you have their logon details). Alternatively set up a delegation so that the other employee has access to the 'off sick' employee's mailbox and it will appear in their email client as a separate shared folder.

hth
Steve

Gys & Tim what I have done is created a vhost in /etc/httpd/conf.d/ name it something like webaccess.vhost.
Something like this:


This redirects http://webaccess.mydomain.com to https://www.mydomain.com:84

Don't forget to do:
service httpd restart and add webaccess.mydomain.com to your dns

Tim Burgess wrote:

Patrick, you would need to access using port 81 (because you have moved it to webconfig service). yourwebserver:81/webaccess-mobile


Oeps... So simple..
It is working now. Thankt Tim

Andy you can setup mail box forward or redirect rules using outlook out Webaccess
doc.zarafa.com/7.0/Release_Notes/en-US/h...hanges_in_7_0_3.html

Dave, many thanks! I'll test it later