Zimbra Integration

Method 1

1. Create an archive mailbox and assign a Class of Service (COS):

a. Log on as Zimbra.

b. Type zmarchiveconfig enable <account@example.com> \ archive-cos

Replace with a name of a Zimbra COS that defines anti-spam, etc. policy

3. Edit the /etc/hosts file on the Zimbra machine

127.0.0.1 mailarchiva.company.com

Replace ip address with Ip address of MailArchiva server

4. Log on as Zimbra.

5. Type zmarchiveconfig enable <account@example.com> archive-address archive@mailarchiva.company.com archive-create false

Method 2

Since, Zimbra v5 RC2 embeds a new version of postfix, the following setup applies:

http://knowledge.stimulussoft.com/bin/view/Main/PostfixIntegration.

Method 3

If the above does not work, chances are your version of Zimbra does not embed a version of postfix that includes support for sendmail milters. MailArchiva is friends with newer versions of Postfix such as version 2.4.6.

Do the following:

(1) edit the main.cf file:

vim /opt/zimbra/postfix-2.2.9/conf/main.cf ... ... sender_bcc_maps = hash:/opt/zimbra/postfix-2.2.9/sender_bcc

(2) After that edit the /opt/zimbra/postfix-2.2.9/sender_bcc file:

#vim /opt/zimbra/postfix-2.2.9/sender_bcc @company.com archive@mailarchiva.company.com

In this senario the mails sent by all the users of the company.com domain will be copied to the archive@mailarchiva.company.com mail account.

(3) Change the MailArchiva SMTP agent port to 25.

(4) Restart Zimbra

#cd /opt/zimbra/postfix-2.2.9

#postmap sender_bcc

#service zimbra restart

You will probably need to update your hosts file to point mailarchiva.company.com to the IP address of the mailarchiva server.

See http://www.lankalinux.com/?q=node/98 for more info.

ONE CAVEAT: I am not sure if the above method will capture BCC fields (using MailArchiva's in built milter will!).

How To Setup Zimbra LDAP Authentication

Please refer to LDAPConnectionToZimbra for information to configure LDAP authentication to Zimbra.

-- TWikiGuest - 07 Dec 2007