By default Zimbra OpenDKIM does not sign the Subject header. At this time the configuration of what headers are signed by Zimbra OpenDKIM cannot be done via zmprov. There is a pending feature request to make these headers configurable via zmprov. In this article you will learn how to configure Zimbra OpenDKIM by customizing the […]
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Zimbra Referrer-Policy best practice
The “Referer” header is a HTTP header that is added by the web browser whenever a request is made. A Zimbra user who receives an email with links or images in the Zimbra web interface may unknowingly share information of the Zimbra server when clicking the link or viewing inline-images. For example when an email […]
Did you know? Zimbra HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS)
The HTTP Strict-Transport-Security response header (often abbreviated as HSTS) informs browsers that the site should only be accessed using HTTPS, and that any future attempts to access it using HTTP should automatically be converted to HTTPS. What does HSTS do for improving security? You have HSTS configured on Zimbra and have configured a correct TLS […]
How to write to log files from a Zimbra Extension
In MyTest.java you can find some examples of how to write to the Zimbra log files. The most common ones are: ZimbraLog.extensions.info(“this is an info message that will show up in /opt/zimbra/log/mailbox.log”); ZimbraLog.extensions.error(“this is an error message that will show up in /opt/zimbra/log/mailbox.log”); To see the logging in action run a tail on the log […]
Did you Know? Zimbra Desktop Auto-Archive feature and more
Do you check your emails when you are traveling? Do you have intermittent internet access? Zimbra Desktop provides a seamless way to access your Zimbra content when connectivity is limited. It’s an app that you install on your computer (Windows or Mac) so you can read your emails, reply or forward an email, compose new […]
Did you know? SELinux is not a Zimbra feature
This blog is about something that is not a Zimbra feature, yes you read it correctly, usually on the blog we highlight new or existing features. But this blog is a little different. Every now and then people write in the Zimbra forums or comment on blog posts saying they run Zimbra with SELinux in […]