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Re: Zimbra 5.x to 6.0.6



We upgraded from 5.0.21 to 6.0.6 on 04/30. We ran into major performance degradation which we don't know if it is specific to our institution's usage pattern/configuration.  Some bugs - 45677 might have contributed to  the performance issue. We also have to disable GAL sync while working through the problem. 


Xueshan


----- Original Message -----
| We upgraded from 6.0.4 to 6.0.6 last weekend despite the added
| autocomplete bugs, because it was a break in the academic calendar and
| because bug 35688 was critical for us (starting mailboxd took > 90
| minutes).
| 
| The latest 5.x continues to provide the best user experience, as long
| as your users don't require new 6.x features.
| 
| 6.0.4 was a pretty good place to be, as long as you never, ever need
| to restart the server, or if you only have a very small number of
| ical/rss/pop feeds (we have at least one per user for course
| schedules).
| 
| 6.0.5 brought popup reminders for shared calendars. Very annoying. I
| wonder if I could have worked around that by backporting some
| javascript from 6.0.6. Too late now.
| 
| 6.0.6 fixes several bugs (at least 3 that I reported based on our user
| issues), but makes autocomplete worse than 6.0.5 and earlier.
| 
| I don't agree that 45906 is a bug... just an unusual user
| configuration. The junk button was correctly toggling junk/not junk
| state. The better answer to the user's problem would have been to add
| -in:junk and -in:trash to his search.
| 
| I fixed 46148 and a couple others by fetching and manually integrating
| javascript source code changes from perforce. But the more serious
| AutoComplete bugs require recompiling mailboxd, not to mention pending
| Zimbra QA.
| 
| 6.0.7 looks like a good target, if you can wait.
| -- Rich Graves http://claimid.com/rcgraves
| Carleton.edu Sr UNIX and Security Admin
| CMC135: 507-222-7079 Cell: 952-292-6529

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Xueshan Feng <sfeng@stanford.edu>
Technical Lead, IT Services, Stanford University