Its 11:15 PM EST…. Zimbra was to be down for a :15 reboot to help correct the performance issue… and is in a fsck… checking one of the volumes… so it may be down for an additional :30 tonight…

Thanx…

We are actively working with Zimbra/VMware to determine the occasional lags that web client users are experiencing… We applied a number of upgrades this weekend, the the issue has decreased in severity, but is still present…

We appreciate your patience as we work through this issue…

Things got bad really quick with performance… we made the decesion to restart the server to relieve the immediate issue…. so… you may have had issues accessing your mail from 11:30-11:40 AM EST today…

Again.. we will watch this issue closely and hopefully have it fixed by Saturday morning…

We will be upgrading Zimbra early Saturday morning after the weekly backup completes… This is no way interfere with e-mail coming in, it will just interfere with your ability to get at it… so hang tight for just a bit… should not be down for more then :30-:45 min

We need to do this upgrade to fix some performance issues that we are experiencing (see previous post).

Thanx for you patience.

Yea… you are not crazy… If you are using the Web Client, you may be seeing some delays in name resolution, folder access, and general slowness… we are getting hit by an identified  bug in Zimbra… good news is the latest version apparently has a fix…

So… to that end (see next post)

It appears that customers on Verizon FIOS are having trouble accessing e-mail this morning….

We are 100% on our side and we are trying to get a status from Verizon….

**UPDATE: Verizon is suffering a outage in eastern PA… no ETA.. so hang tight…

Ok… this has happened to me twice, and I forgot I solved this problem the first time so I just wasted some time figuring this out again… so, I figure I’ll post so the next time I google, maybe I’ll find my own post…

The Problem:

Squid, and various other processes start crashing and the like reporting no space left on device.  You check all your mounts and there is plenty of space everywhere.

Aggrevating Circumstance:

You are running SARG and you have a client or the like that likes keeping daily reports.. and you prob have several months of them.

What Happened:

A daily report for SARG creates tons of files and you have basically blown through all your inodes for the disk, which unfortunately you cannot increase (ext2/3).

You can see this be issuing the following as root:

df -i

Solution:

Start deleting some of those daily reports… I went from 100% full on a 20G /var partition to 15% by deleting about 4 months of these reports… Only other solutions involve backing up, fdisk’ng disk with more inodes and restoring…

Hope this helps…

… is today!

http://www.talklikeapirate.com/

Snuck up on me this year…. there are tools you can run your web site through to “translate” it into… pirate…

But I guess that project will have to wait until next year….

Aaaarrrrggghhh!

For those of you who have access to RT (the ticketing system), we are upgrading it this weekend… So access may be out for short periods of time.  Also note that if you submit a ticket during the time the system is being upgraded, it may not go through….

but…

Its freakin labor day weekend, why are you submitting tickets?

Of course,  if there is any immediate support need, you have you #i2m contacts…

Also, will be doing a minor Zimbra upgrade, so e-mail may not be available to access for :15-:30 minutes on Sunday Night 10ish EST.  e-mail delivery continues as normal

Thanx and have a safe holiday…

We are getting reports of people having issues with IE10 and Zimbra…. please, please don’t use IE10 as of yet, since it is still in Beta and we are all still trying to recover from IE9…. Its not support by us or Zimbra…

As a side note, FireFox (which in its own way is now getting slow and bloated) and Chrome are better browsers for Zimba… You won’t get faster than Chrome, since the browser was built from the ground up with applications like Zimbra in mind…