Same here, Carbonio CE 24.5.0 on Ubuntu 20.04 (or RHEL 8) to Carbonio CE 24.7.0 on Ubuntu 22.04. Followed the upgrade instructions. Then read Sharif...

The messages are not retrievable it seems they were dropped however I am receiving mail normally now and everything seems OK so I will mark this threa...

Yes, this is very strange because the account has received a number of mostly spam messages since but the original test emails along with emails sent ...

As these problems are slowly resolving without any changes, they must be DNS cacheing issues

When I check the message count with :/opt/backups/zmigrate/MBOX$ for j in $( carbonio prov -l gaa | egrep -v "^(spam|ham)"); do total=0; echo -n "T...

Additionally to the above, whilst the accounts transferred over, they were not accessible to view. When you log in you can see a greyed over blank tem...

I am trying to migrate from Zimbra OSE to Carbonio following the article/p> All has gone well until the end. When I go; for i in `cat /opt/backups...

Solved - the problem was with zimbraMtaMyNetworks As indicated in my post above ""62.3.100.122/29", perhaps you should use "62.3.100.120/29" instead...

Clues from the logs ec 20 10:40:01 mailgate-bkm-5 postfix/postqueue[567565]: fatal: Queue report unavailable - mail system is down (Connect to the P...

@stefanodavid I wish I knew which of the changes I made solved the problem because it may have been helpful to others, but now certs install at the pr...

Thanks Sharif I have tried a number of domains and I have tried with the firewall disabled. The hostname is mailgate-bkm-5.end-design.co.uk and th...

A new install of Ubuntu and Carbonio has given me the same problem but for different reasons. The new install has all services and processes running; ...

Hi Sharif It installed OK and all carbonio tests confirmed it, however it took a lot of troubleshooting to get the certs to install. Unfortunately...

I re-installed Ubuntu and Carbonio, followed the docs and video and everything works, even the letsencrypt cert was installed at the press of a button...