I am running ZCS. Now if I want to filter out the inactive users from last 6 months, who have not used the mail service, via command line, is it possible ?
I am running ZCS. Now if I want to filter out the inactive users from last 6 months, who have not used the mail service, via command line, is it possible ?
I just checked the zimbra admin guide and command 'zmprov gaa' which will list all the accounts and their configurations. But when i am running this command, the result is as below :
[zimbra@mail1 root]$ zmprov gaa -v <mydomain>.com
ERROR: service.INVALID_REQUEST (invalid request: can only be used with "zmprov -l/--ldap")
I am running ZCS. Now if I want to filter out the inactive users from last 6 months, who have not used the mail service, via command line, is it possible ?
"Killing Freedom is like Killing Own Self, Then why to Kill Own Self by Using WindowZ and its restrictions ? Don't be restrictive, Use Your Freedom, Use Linux and Open Source" - Tejas Barot
I just checked the zimbra admin guide and command 'zmprov gaa' which will list all the accounts and their configurations. But when i am running this command, the result is as below :
[zimbra@mail1 root]$ zmprov gaa -v <mydomain>.com
ERROR: service.INVALID_REQUEST (invalid request: can only be used with "zmprov -l/--ldap")
I am running ZCS. Now if I want to filter out the inactive users from last 6 months, who have not used the mail service, via command line, is it possible ?
I have just tried this command and it lists me all the users. But sir now i want to find out the users who are inactive since last 6 months. My purpose is to deactivate the inactive users. So sir how do i achieve this ?
"Killing Freedom is like Killing Own Self, Then why to Kill Own Self by Using WindowZ and its restrictions ? Don't be restrictive, Use Your Freedom, Use Linux and Open Source" - Tejas Barot
I just checked the zimbra admin guide and command 'zmprov gaa' which will list all the accounts and their configurations. But when i am running this command, the result is as below :
[zimbra@mail1 root]$ zmprov gaa -v <mydomain>.com
ERROR: service.INVALID_REQUEST (invalid request: can only be used with "zmprov -l/--ldap")
I am running ZCS. Now if I want to filter out the inactive users from last 6 months, who have not used the mail service, via command line, is it possible ?
I have just tried this command and it lists me all the users. But sir now i want to find out the users who are inactive since last 6 months. My purpose is to deactivate the inactive users. So sir how do i achieve this ?
"Killing Freedom is like Killing Own Self, Then why to Kill Own Self by Using WindowZ and its restrictions ? Don't be restrictive, Use Your Freedom, Use Linux and Open Source" - Tejas Barot
I just checked the zimbra admin guide and command 'zmprov gaa' which will list all the accounts and their configurations. But when i am running this command, the result is as below :
[zimbra@mail1 root]$ zmprov gaa -v <mydomain>.com
ERROR: service.INVALID_REQUEST (invalid request: can only be used with "zmprov -l/--ldap")
I am running ZCS. Now if I want to filter out the inactive users from last 6 months, who have not used the mail service, via command line, is it possible ?
I have just tried this command and it lists me all the users. But sir now i want to find out the users who are inactive since last 6 months. My purpose is to deactivate the inactive users. So sir how do i achieve this ?
"Killing Freedom is like Killing Own Self, Then why to Kill Own Self by Using WindowZ and its restrictions ? Don't be restrictive, Use Your Freedom, Use Linux and Open Source" - Tejas Barot
I just checked the zimbra admin guide and command 'zmprov gaa' which will list all the accounts and their configurations. But when i am running this command, the result is as below :
[zimbra@mail1 root]$ zmprov gaa -v <mydomain>.com
ERROR: service.INVALID_REQUEST (invalid request: can only be used with "zmprov -l/--ldap")
I am running ZCS. Now if I want to filter out the inactive users from last 6 months, who have not used the mail service, via command line, is it possible ?
See you can easily achive this from Admin console, I hope you are aware of it from Admin Console.
If you want to do from CLI then first get the list of all users with zmprov -l gaa and then write a for loop and grep it with word "active" so you'll able to achive it.
"Killing Freedom is like Killing Own Self, Then why to Kill Own Self by Using WindowZ and its restrictions ? Don't be restrictive, Use Your Freedom, Use Linux and Open Source" - Tejas Barot
I have just tried this command and it lists me all the users. But sir now i want to find out the users who are inactive since last 6 months. My purpose is to deactivate the inactive users. So sir how do i achieve this ?
"Killing Freedom is like Killing Own Self, Then why to Kill Own Self by Using WindowZ and its restrictions ? Don't be restrictive, Use Your Freedom, Use Linux and Open Source" - Tejas Barot
I just checked the zimbra admin guide and command 'zmprov gaa' which will list all the accounts and their configurations. But when i am running this command, the result is as below :
[zimbra@mail1 root]$ zmprov gaa -v <mydomain>.com
ERROR: service.INVALID_REQUEST (invalid request: can only be used with "zmprov -l/--ldap")
I am running ZCS. Now if I want to filter out the inactive users from last 6 months, who have not used the mail service, via command line, is it possible ?
Yes sir, from admin console i am able to view the inactive, but it gives me inactivation list upto 90 days. I checked that many of the users are not active since more than six months.
Dear Sham Sir,
Sir is there any command that will perform the test for all the users in my domain ? As i have around 400 users in my domain, running this command for every user is not possible. So i am looking for the command that will grep all the inactive users with more than 150 or 180 days.
Also, Sir I came a command ' zmaccts ', that is showing me some weird output today. yesterday it was showing blank result. Today the error is :
additional info: error:14090086:SSL routines:SSL3_GET_SERVER_CERTIFICATE:certificate verify failed (unable to get local issuer certificate) ldap_result: Can't contact LDAP server (-1)
See you can easily achive this from Admin console, I hope you are aware of it from Admin Console.
If you want to do from CLI then first get the list of all users with zmprov -l gaa and then write a for loop and grep it with word "active" so you'll able to achive it.
Hope this helps.
-- Thanks & Regards, Tejas Barot Linux Administrator, Red Hat Certified Engineer, Linux Blog:- http://blog.ask4itsolutions.com
I have just tried this command and it lists me all the users. But sir now i want to find out the users who are inactive since last 6 months. My purpose is to deactivate the inactive users. So sir how do i achieve this ?
"Killing Freedom is like Killing Own Self, Then why to Kill Own Self by Using WindowZ and its restrictions ? Don't be restrictive, Use Your Freedom, Use Linux and Open Source" - Tejas Barot
I just checked the zimbra admin guide and command 'zmprov gaa' which will list all the accounts and their configurations. But when i am running this command, the result is as below :
[zimbra@mail1 root]$ zmprov gaa -v <mydomain>.com
ERROR: service.INVALID_REQUEST (invalid request: can only be used with "zmprov -l/--ldap")
I am running ZCS. Now if I want to filter out the inactive users from last 6 months, who have not used the mail service, via command line, is it possible ?
Have set your account status time period ? If not, it will only shows the account status as default time period so first you have to set its login time stamp period.
Search your queries regarding zimbra on zimbra's forum it will helps you better and you'll able to find answers quickly.
"Killing Freedom is like Killing Own Self, Then why to Kill Own Self by Using WindowZ and its restrictions ? Don't be restrictive, Use Your Freedom, Use Linux and Open Source" - Tejas Barot
Yes sir, from admin console i am able to view the inactive, but it gives me inactivation list upto 90 days. I checked that many of the users are not active since more than six months.
Dear Sham Sir,
Sir is there any command that will perform the test for all the users in my domain ? As i have around 400 users in my domain, running this command for every user is not possible. So i am looking for the command that will grep all the inactive users with more than 150 or 180 days.
Also, Sir I came a command ' zmaccts ', that is showing me some weird output today. yesterday it was showing blank result. Today the error is :
additional info: error:14090086:SSL routines:SSL3_GET_SERVER_CERTIFICATE:certificate verify failed (unable to get local issuer certificate) ldap_result: Can't contact LDAP server (-1)
See you can easily achive this from Admin console, I hope you are aware of it from Admin Console.
If you want to do from CLI then first get the list of all users with zmprov -l gaa and then write a for loop and grep it with word "active" so you'll able to achive it.
Hope this helps.
-- Thanks & Regards, Tejas Barot Linux Administrator, Red Hat Certified Engineer, Linux Blog:- http://blog.ask4itsolutions.com
I have just tried this command and it lists me all the users. But sir now i want to find out the users who are inactive since last 6 months. My purpose is to deactivate the inactive users. So sir how do i achieve this ?
"Killing Freedom is like Killing Own Self, Then why to Kill Own Self by Using WindowZ and its restrictions ? Don't be restrictive, Use Your Freedom, Use Linux and Open Source" - Tejas Barot
I just checked the zimbra admin guide and command 'zmprov gaa' which will list all the accounts and their configurations. But when i am running this command, the result is as below :
[zimbra@mail1 root]$ zmprov gaa -v <mydomain>.com
ERROR: service.INVALID_REQUEST (invalid request: can only be used with "zmprov -l/--ldap")
I am running ZCS. Now if I want to filter out the inactive users from last 6 months, who have not used the mail service, via command line, is it possible ?
Yes sir, from admin console i am able to view the inactive, but it gives me inactivation list upto 90 days. I checked that many of the users are not active since more than six months.
Dear Sham Sir,
Sir is there any command that will perform the test for all the users in my domain ? As i have around 400 users in my domain, running this command for every user is not possible. So i am looking for the command that will grep all the inactive users with more than 150 or 180 days.
Also, Sir I came a command ' zmaccts ', that is showing me some weird output today. yesterday it was showing blank result. Today the error is :
additional info: error:14090086:SSL routines:SSL3_GET_SERVER_CERTIFICATE:certificate verify failed (unable to get local issuer certificate) ldap_result: Can't contact LDAP server (-1)
See you can easily achive this from Admin console, I hope you are aware of it from Admin Console.
If you want to do from CLI then first get the list of all users with zmprov -l gaa and then write a for loop and grep it with word "active" so you'll able to achive it.
Hope this helps.
-- Thanks & Regards, Tejas Barot Linux Administrator, Red Hat Certified Engineer, Linux Blog:- http://blog.ask4itsolutions.com
I have just tried this command and it lists me all the users. But sir now i want to find out the users who are inactive since last 6 months. My purpose is to deactivate the inactive users. So sir how do i achieve this ?
"Killing Freedom is like Killing Own Self, Then why to Kill Own Self by Using WindowZ and its restrictions ? Don't be restrictive, Use Your Freedom, Use Linux and Open Source" - Tejas Barot
I just checked the zimbra admin guide and command 'zmprov gaa' which will list all the accounts and their configurations. But when i am running this command, the result is as below :
[zimbra@mail1 root]$ zmprov gaa -v <mydomain>.com
ERROR: service.INVALID_REQUEST (invalid request: can only be used with "zmprov -l/--ldap")
I am running ZCS. Now if I want to filter out the inactive users from last 6 months, who have not used the mail service, via command line, is it possible ?
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punit dambiwal |Hi,
Yes it's possible....better you check Zimbra wiki or zimbra forum for the same.
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Vishal Joshi |Dear Punit,
I just checked the zimbra admin guide and command 'zmprov gaa' which will list all the accounts and their configurations. But when i am running this command, the result is as below :
[zimbra@mail1 root]$ zmprov gaa -v <mydomain>.com
ERROR: service.INVALID_REQUEST (invalid request: can only be used with "zmprov -l/--ldap")
Any idea why is it giving such error ?
Best regards,
Vishal Girish Joshi
On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 7:45 PM, punit dambiwal <meet2punit@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Vishal Girish Joshi
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Tejas Barot |
Hello,Instead of zmprov gaa use zmprov -l gaa it will work
Hope this helps you.
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Dear Punit,
I just checked the zimbra admin guide and command 'zmprov gaa' which will list all the accounts and their configurations. But when i am running this command, the result is as below :
[zimbra@mail1 root]$ zmprov gaa -v <mydomain>.com
ERROR: service.INVALID_REQUEST (invalid request: can only be used with "zmprov -l/--ldap")
Any idea why is it giving such error ?
Best regards,
Vishal Girish Joshi
On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 7:45 PM, punit dambiwal <meet2punit@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Vishal Girish Joshi
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Vishal Joshi |Dear Tejas Sir,
This command certainly helps. :)
I have just tried this command and it lists me all the users. But sir now i want to find out the users who are inactive since last 6 months. My purpose is to deactivate the inactive users. So sir how do i achieve this ?
Best regards,
Vishal Girish Joshi
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Piyush Sharma |Best regards,
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Sham Arsiwala |you can get a list of active user with below command
and for inactive
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Tejas Barot |
Hello,See you can easily achive this from Admin console, I hope you are aware of it from Admin Console.
If you want to do from CLI then first get the list of all users with zmprov -l gaa and then write a for loop and grep it with word "active" so you'll able to achive it.
Hope this helps.
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Dear Tejas Sir,
This command certainly helps. :)
I have just tried this command and it lists me all the users. But sir now i want to find out the users who are inactive since last 6 months. My purpose is to deactivate the inactive users. So sir how do i achieve this ?
Best regards,
Vishal Girish Joshi
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Vishal Girish Joshi
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Vishal Joshi |Dear Tejas Sir,
Yes sir, from admin console i am able to view the inactive, but it gives me inactivation list upto 90 days. I checked that many of the users are not active since more than six months.
Dear Sham Sir,
Sir is there any command that will perform the test for all the users in my domain ?
As i have around 400 users in my domain, running this command for every user is not possible. So i am looking for the command that will grep all the inactive users with more than 150 or 180 days.
Also, Sir I came a command ' zmaccts ', that is showing me some weird output today. yesterday it was showing blank result. Today the error is :
[zimbra@mail1 root]$ zmaccts
ldap_start_tls: Connect error (-11)
additional info: error:14090086:SSL routines:SSL3_GET_SERVER_CERTIFICATE:certificate verify failed (unable to get local issuer certificate)
ldap_result: Can't contact LDAP server (-1)
Best regards,
Vishal Girish Joshi
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Sr. Linux Administrator
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Mobile :- 09314239083
Zimbra Command line help
Tejas Barot |
Hello,Have set your account status time period ? If not, it will only shows the account status as default time period so first you have to set its login time stamp period.
Search your queries regarding zimbra on zimbra's forum it will helps you better and you'll able to find answers quickly.
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"Killing Freedom is like Killing Own Self,
Then why to Kill Own Self by Using WindowZ and its restrictions ?
Don't be restrictive, Use Your Freedom, Use Linux and Open Source" - Tejas Barot
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Dear Tejas Sir,
Yes sir, from admin console i am able to view the inactive, but it gives me inactivation list upto 90 days. I checked that many of the users are not active since more than six months.
Dear Sham Sir,
Sir is there any command that will perform the test for all the users in my domain ?
As i have around 400 users in my domain, running this command for every user is not possible. So i am looking for the command that will grep all the inactive users with more than 150 or 180 days.
Also, Sir I came a command ' zmaccts ', that is showing me some weird output today. yesterday it was showing blank result. Today the error is :
[zimbra@mail1 root]$ zmaccts
ldap_start_tls: Connect error (-11)
additional info: error:14090086:SSL routines:SSL3_GET_SERVER_CERTIFICATE:certificate verify failed (unable to get local issuer certificate)
ldap_result: Can't contact LDAP server (-1)
Best regards,
Vishal Girish Joshi
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