Zimbra Daffodil (10.1) Coming Soon

Zimbra Daffodil 10.1 Coming Soon

A major update to Zimbra Daffodil with some important improvements is coming soon and the latest release unlocks the following new features

New Features in Zimbra Daffodil (10.1)

License Management

  1. Revamped Zimbra Licensing

Other updates

  1. (MFA/2FA) Multi factor authentication:  Email as an additional factor in multi factor authentication
  2. Zimbra Desktop upgrade via Electron framework
  3. An upgrade to third-party libraries

Performance / User Experience

  1. UBUNTU 22 Beta support
  2. Performance enhancements in Modern UI and ZDesktop
  3. Option to disable switching from “Modern to Classic” and “Classic to Modern”
  4. Sync to Mobile: Option to choose Shared folder synchronization to mobile
  5. Web Accessibility implementation (WCAG) enhancements

S3 Storage

  1. Support for region in custom S3 bucket and support for compressed blobs. Please be advised that enabling compression can cause a significant increase in CPU usage this will depend on your system load.

11 Responses to Zimbra Daffodil (10.1) Coming Soon

  1. Krzysztof June 6, 2024 at 6:19 AM #

    “Customers on 8.8.15/9 are encouraged to wait for the 10.1 release to upgrade.

    So, do you mean that customers on 8.8.15, which is end-of-life since the end of 2023, should wait even longer. Do you have any other great encouragements?

    And by the way, you should start working on Ubuntu 24.04 now to be ready before Ubuntu 22.04 EoL in 2027.

  2. Geert June 11, 2024 at 12:56 PM #

    No mention of RHEL 9 support, has it been delayed *again* ?

    • Rainer June 13, 2024 at 1:52 AM #

      I heard it’s targeted for Q3/24.

      Which, TBH, doesn’t really come as a surprise to me.

      Unless I have to, I am not going to update to Rocky8 in the meantime.

      RHEL10 is epected to launch in 2025…but I can’t hold out for that.

  3. Geert June 18, 2024 at 12:39 PM #

    We also planned to move straight from CentOS 7 to Rocky 9, skipping 8. Zimbra approved that plan… 2 years ago! And now with the EL7 EOL around the corner, we still don’t have EL9 support.

    • Dawood June 25, 2024 at 2:08 AM #

      Hi,
      Rocky-9 support is planned for Q3-2024 on Daffodil v10.1 version

  4. Manuel July 1, 2024 at 8:50 AM #

    What does “Coming Soon” mean? Weeks, month, years ? Ubuntu 22.04 is already 2 years old … 24.04 would be the right version to go ….

    • Dawood July 16, 2024 at 8:19 PM #

      Ubuntu 22.04 Beta support is released with 10.1.0 GA.
      On Ubuntu 24.04 support, we do not have plans to release in 2024. We would be considering for H1-2025.

  5. Ubuntu July 8, 2024 at 4:52 AM #

    Hi,
    Any news on supporting Ubuntu 22.04 LTS? We have a lot of mailmox servers on CentOS7.
    The release was repeatedly postponed. Now we are already in Q3 2024.

    • Dawood July 16, 2024 at 8:20 PM #

      Ubuntu 22.04 Beta support is released with 10.1.0 GA.

  6. Eduardo Santana July 10, 2024 at 6:12 AM #

    Hi team!

    After reading the email regarding the release of Zimbra 10.1, I have a question regarding the following statement:

    “Zimbra Chat and Video users should wait for the new on-premises version of Chat and Video to be released in the near future.”

    Could you please confirm if the release of the on-premises version of Zimbra Chat and Video is part of version 10.1 or if it will be launched in the future?

  7. Khandakar Amir Faisal July 11, 2024 at 5:10 AM #

    Hope in this new release, Self-password reset can be done using OTP (MFA/2FA).

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