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March 30, 2013
PULLMAN, Wash. - Jason Monda earned the victory on the mound in relief and provided a two-run home run to seal Washington State's 8-5 win over No. 23 Stanford in Pac-12 Conference baseball at Bailey-Brayton Field, Saturday.
With the victory, the Cougars (16-10, 3-3 Pac-12) pulled even with the Cardinal (13-9, 3-3 Pac-12) in the conference standings and avoided a sweep at home.
Prior to the game, John G. Olerud's No. 18 was retired as Pete Blanksma, Randy Snyder and Steve Webb were on hand to honor their former teammate. Unfortunately, the Cougars did not take the energy from a crowd of 2,024 with them into the field in the top of the first as two errors handed Stanford a run.
The Cougars seized momentum in the bottom of the second. With one out, Adam Nelubowich doubled and P.J. Jones singled to put runners at the corners. After Collin Slaybaugh was given new life on a dropped foul ball by Stanford third baseman Alex Blandino, Slaybaugh laced a double into the left field corner to give the Cougars a 2-1 lead. The excitement from the crowd intensified as Jones raced around third and beat the relay throw to the plate.
In the fourth, Nick Tanielu tripled off the wall in left-center field and scored on a one-out single by Jones. After Jones stole second, Slaybaugh reached on an infield single to put runners at first and third. An errant throw on a pickoff attempt at first allowed Jones to score and increase Washington State's lead to 4-1.
Stanford answered with the three runs in the fifth to tie the game on the strength of three-straight hits with two outs against Cougars' starter Scott Simon.
"We were flat in the middle innings," Cougar Head Coach Donnie Marbut said. "I really can't explain that. We did a good job of coming back and finishing the game, but we still are not playing our best baseball."
The Cardinal took a 5-4 lead in the seventh, the first earned run given up by Monda (1-0) in 14 1/3 inning this season. In the bottom of the seventh, Washington State responded with two runs to regain the lead at 6-5.
Monda led off with a single. Shea Donlin dropped down a sacrifice bunt and reached on a throwing error by Stanford pitcher Logan James (0-2). When no one covered third, an alert Monda scampered to the open base and Donlin took second on the throw to third. A wild pitch allowed Monda to score the tying run and Donlin to reach third. After Yale Rosen walked, Tanielu singled to plate Donlin with the go-ahead run.
In the eighth, Brett Jacobs led off with a single and was replaced by pinch runner Michael Monda. On a 2-1 pitch to Trace Tam Sing, Monda appeared to steal second. However, Tam Sing was called out for batter's interference and Monda was returned to first. In the aftermath, Tam Sing and Marbut were ejected by separate umpires. The duo was given a rousing ovation from the Cougars' fans as they were escorted out of the ballpark and Jason Monda jumped ahead 2-0 in the count against Stanford's Garrett Hughes. On the next pitch, Jason Monda drove a fastball over the right-field wall for his fifth home run of the season with his brother Michael aboard.
Kellen Camus gave up a double and a walk to open the Cardinal ninth before starting a 1-6-3 double play and inducing a ground out to end the game for his second save, this one a six-out effort.
Washington State concludes its nine-game homestand when its host Gonzaga at 6 p.m., Tuesday.


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5 Ronin #4
Pylocke is a 17th century courtesan that hooks up with Wolverine and dreams of revenge, but gets none of her own.
|Fri, March 25th, 2011
Captain America And Batroc #1
Batroc is a flying foot for hire within the crime game, but his one true event is something he'll always try to improve at: kicking Captain America in the chest.
|Fri, March 25th, 2011
Power Man and Iron Fist #3
Our heroes are lowered into the well and the room to breathe is drastically running short.
|Fri, March 25th, 2011
X-Men #9
A handful of X-Men and Spider-Man continue the hunt for some missing kids and then battle sewer lizards.
|Thu, March 24th, 2011
Hulk #31
"Of course, if he succeeds, Fortean will be the one who really killed Thad Ross. What a burner on him, huh?"
|Thu, March 24th, 2011
Green Lantern Corps #58
"Hurry through! There is no telling what evil Krona has wrought in out absence."
|Thu, March 24th, 2011
Uncanny X-Force #6
Is that you, Grant Morrison?
|Thu, March 24th, 2011
Thor #620.1
Hey, it's a 'jumping-on' issue before the finale of an almost year-long story! Written by two guys who don't normally write "Thor!" Right before a relaunch next month! Makes sense, right?
|Thu, March 24th, 2011
"The Future Foundation is about changing the world, Peter. Forever. You're going to love it."
|Wed, March 23rd, 2011
Green Lantern #64
"War of the Green Lanterns" officially kicks off, and it's good if not great.
|Wed, March 23rd, 2011
Captain America: Man Out of Time #5
"You know what Captain America says, Rogers: 'There's always a way.'"
|Wed, March 23rd, 2011
Justice League: Generation Lost #22
"Right. But at every step – with every cell, he was also using those facilities for experiments. OMACs. Kryptonian clones. Tests on the Metal Men. Genetic trials at New Cadmus."
|Wed, March 23rd, 2011
Fables #103
What promised to be a silly issue of "Fables" turns out to be more serious than you'd think.
|Wed, March 23rd, 2011
Batman: The Dark Knight #2
Some of the out-of-character behavior is explained, but "Batman: The Dark Knight" is not proving to be worthy of its delays.
|Wed, March 23rd, 2011
Supergirl #62
"Supergirl" has some fun guest stars, but also throws away what briefly made it different.
|Wed, March 23rd, 2011
Hellblazer #277
Our John Constantine, he's a nasty one.
|Wed, March 23rd, 2011
Hellraiser #1
It's a standard slasher flick, except for the intriguing actions of the slasher. This has room to develop.
|Wed, March 23rd, 2011
Amazing Spider-Man #656
Spider-Man takes on Massacre, the murderous psychopath whose super-power is, er, being alive with shrapnel in his brain.
|Mon, March 21st, 2011
Uncanny X-Men Annual #3
An ad-hoc X-Men team finds itself sucked into the negative zone.
|Mon, March 21st, 2011
5 Ronin #3
Feudal Japan's answer to Frank Castle takes his revenge on those who killed his family.
|Mon, March 21st, 2011
Ultimate Avengers vs. New Ultimates #2
Nick Fury gathers a new group of Avengers to stop the sale of Super-Soldier Program secrets to the Chinese. Except, I thought he was the seller? What's going on, Millar?
|Sun, March 20th, 2011
Loki #4
Loki decides it's better to be feared than loved. And it's better to destroy than create. Coincidentally, those are also the mottos of the CBR review team.
|Sun, March 20th, 2011
Hulk #30.1
"Thunderbolt" Ross finds himself once again in a hunter/prey relationship involving the Hulk and the military. Except, this time, he's the Hulk!
|Sun, March 20th, 2011
The Unwritten #23
It's a whale of a tale.
|Sat, March 19th, 2011
Xombi #1
It's taken 15 years, but "Xombi" is back. That's a very good thing.
|Sat, March 19th, 2011
Northlanders #38
As the siege of Paris heats up, Wood and Gane bring the goods.
|Sat, March 19th, 2011
Ruse #1
Simon Archard, the "world's greatest detective" and his "partner," Emma Bishop (aka a blonde woman), solve crimes in Victorian England.
|Sat, March 19th, 2011
Power Girl #22
Superman teams up with Power Girl to fight dinosaurs in New York City, but these dinos have a bite that makes even Kryptonians bleed!
|Sat, March 19th, 2011
Iceman & Angel #1
A very unlikely pair make for quality hijinx against Goom, The Thing From Planet X. It looks great and is funnier than anything else you're reading.
|Sat, March 19th, 2011
Captain America and Crossbones #1
Crossbones goes all Snake Plissken on a solo mission and Shalvey draws it with brains and talent.
|Sat, March 19th, 2011
Fear Itself: Book of the Skull #1
"Fear Itself" begins with a generic flashback qstory! Yay?
|Thu, March 17th, 2011
Generation Hope #5
In which "Generation Hope" has to justify being a team in the new non-team era of the X-Men.
|Thu, March 17th, 2011
Thunderbolts #155
"Thunderbolts" gets all mystical and stuff.
|Thu, March 17th, 2011
Morning Glories #8
Hunter gets a date with Casey, but he'll definitely be late, if he makes it at all, thanks to his own special nightmare.
|Thu, March 17th, 2011
Uncanny X-Force #5.1
X-Force gets a shot at revenge when they discover The Reavers, lead by Lady Deathstrike, are hoping to destroy Utopia.
|Thu, March 17th, 2011
Invincible Iron Man #502
"God and medicine having both failed you, you've turned to me. And science. I don't give up, Otto."
|Thu, March 17th, 2011
Batman #708
A tie-in to a cancelled series? That sounds like a blast.
|Wed, March 16th, 2011
Adventure Comics #524
"Adventure Comics" makes the Legion Academy fun, and it sure looks pretty too.
|Wed, March 16th, 2011
Brightest Day #22
"Stein and I barely held our own against him alongside Superman, Captain Atom, and like thirty others. And that was back when I was the best Firestorm I could be."
|Wed, March 16th, 2011
Avengers: The Children's Crusade – Young Avengers #1
"Several years ago, our crusade to rescue the Scarlet Witch put us at war with the Avengers."
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Star Trek Into Darkness (2013)
Star Trek Into Darkness SynopsisSet for release in summer of 2013, Star Trek Into Darkness is self-described as an explosive action thriller.
Directed by J.J. Abrams, the sequel to his 2009 movie Star Trek begins with a shocking act of terrorism, committed by someone from within Starfleet. In the wake of this act, the Enterprise is called back to Earth where Captain Kirk (Chris Pine) will defy regulations to lead his crew on a manhunt to capture those responsible.
That man may be John Harrison, played by Benedict Cumberbatch and described as an unstoppable force of destruction.
As the Enterprise crew warps into the middle of a life or death chess game, their friendships will be sundered, love will be tested, and sacrifices may have to be made in order for James T. Kirk to protect the only family he has left: the members of his crew.
Star Trek Into Darkness Release Date
In Theaters May 16, 2013
Star Trek Into Darkness Credits
Starring: Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Karl Urban, Zoe Saldana, Anton Yelchin, Simon Pegg, John Cho and Benedict Cumberbatch
Written by: Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman, and Damon Lindelof
Directed by: J.J. Abrams
Produced by: J.J. Abrams, Bryan Burk, Alex Kurtzman, Damon Lindelof, and Roberto Orci
Length: 129 min
MPAA Rating: [ PG-13 ]
Distributor: Paramount Pictures
External Info: Star Trek Into Darkness Official Website
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What makes a great Star Trek villain? Thats easy. Its always been about character. Theyre never one-dimensional. (Unless you count Harry Mudd, played more for comic relief than anything else.) Theyre sympathetic. The same goes for pegging a great Star Trek alien.
by Cornelius Fortune October 20, 2014 comments
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by Sean O'Connell October 1, 2013 comments
J.J. Abrams Apologizes For Constant Use Of Lens Flares
"I was showing my wife an early cut of Star Trek Into Darkness," he said, "and there was this one scene where she was literally like, I just cant see whats going on. I dont understand what that is. I was like, Yeah, I went too nuts on this.
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Star Trek Into Darkness Writer Bob Orci Kindly Tells Fans To F**k Off
STID co-screenwriter Bob Orci is the latest to lash out at a critic who dared to question the integrity of Abrams sequel. In the comments section of an article posted to TrekMovie, Orci lashed out in defense of his effort. To his credit, the column is titled, Star Trek Is Broken: Here Are Ideas On How to Fix It. Pretentious. And Orci called the author on the carpet.
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Now that weve gotten past some of the more Cumberbatch-y releases, theres plenty of other releases out this week that might very well suit your fancy. Its a great week for television releases, from network to subscription cable stations, and some more of this weeks releases are listed can be perused more fully after the jump.
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See that hunk of metal in the circle there? Don't you dare call it a hunk of metal, or a stupid little short-circuit or any other kind of C-3PO insults. That's R2-D2, being sucked out of the U.S.S. Enterprise and into space in the middle of the Vengeance's attack in Star Trek Into Darkness. Yes, R2-D2 in Star Trek. It's a crazy world we live in
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by Katey Rich September 3, 2013 comments
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by Katey Rich May 16, 2013 comments
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Assuming the DNA check comes back fit and fiddle, Id like to wish Mrs. Rotten Week a happy Mothers Day. Thank you for giving me that little tomato and listening to me complain about awful movies. I get the feeling this is exactly how you pictured motherhood would turn out. For your present Ill talk a little Star Trek Into Darkness. Love you and Happy Mothers Day!
by Doug Norrie May 12, 2013 comments
Surprise! Edgar Wright Directed Part Of Star Trek Into Darkness
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by Katey Rich May 10, 2013 comments
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Listen To Michael Giacchino's Music From Star Trek Into Darkness
In the interview portion, Giacchino gamely shares with listeners how he researched for Star Trek into Darkness, what it was like on the set of the film, why he is in awe of Benedict Cumberbatch, and what inspirations he pulled from the original Star Trek series. You can listen to it all out below.
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Damon Lindelof Hints At More Klingons In Star Trek 3
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by Kristy Puchko May 3, 2013 comments
Do Movie Trailers Give Away Too Much? Half Of Moviegoers Think So
When you see Iron Man 3 this weekend, you may experience some deja vu. Not because the movie repeats what you've seen in other Iron Man movies-- it's refreshingly original, actually-- but because nearly every major scene in the movie has been at least hinted at in the marketing.
by Katey Rich May 3, 2013 comments
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This has been raised in Bug 32204 - Desktop Client doesn't use configured persona address in from: field but the bug was marked resolved. For me at least, it's still happening in the latest builds (build 1531 at the moment).
Can someone else please try this in ZDC?
Go to Preferences>Accounts
Make sure the account of type Zimbra is selected.
Under "Messages sent from this account have the following settings:" set the field labeled "From: Choose the name that appears in the "From" field of email messages" to something OTHER than the address which appears in the read-only "Email address" field. Save your Preferences.
Now send an email to address outside of Zimbra. (E.g. Gmail.)
In the receiving mailbox, take a look at the original of the message and observe the values in the From: field and the Return-Path: field. In my case, both of these still have the value from the "Email address".
If you then try the same thing with the Web Client, both fields follow the Preferences value.
IMO, the From: field should match the Preference, as in ZWC. However, I'm not an expert in SMTP, but I believe the Return-Path should match the "Email address" field--i.e., it should be constructed so as to deliver mail back to the account used to send the email.


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I'm running a Battletech RPG campaign, and though there are hundreds (if not thousands) of named planets on the big BattleTech map, very very few are outlined at all, and even if so outlined, they often have no maps at all.
As the characters hop from planet to planet pretty frequently, I'm looking for tips to streamline world map making to be about an hour or less for each planet need to generate.
So far here is what I've done:
- Fractural Terrains Pro - Whip up a world with the continent/water settings I desire. Add rivers, a quick tweek here or there for climate, and I'm done. This works wonderfully.
- Export various formats and Save As CC2 files - I like the various BMP options which I can get from the Export menu in FT but I'm not getting any "overland" style maps or anything from the "Save As CC2" options which looks like I can easiily work with.
- ? I want to drop settlements and starports, etc. on one of the resulting maps, this is where I'm stuck.
(I'd also like to be able to edit one "master" map and have the changes propagate. Meaning, I don't want to have to manually add say the same starport to each and every CC2 export file. So I'd imagine the best thing to do is have some sort of master CC2 file from which other views can be generated, but I'm not sure this is possible).
Which export options/work flow do you recommend?
Also, the export to Cosmographer Template seems to be broken. When I open the FCW file it is just a blank hex map with a big red "x" in the middle.
Suggestions for workflow/specific export/save as options?


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Testimony :: Dr. James Lyon
Senior Associate - Democratization Policy Council
Mr. Chairman and Distinguished Members of the Commission:
Thank you for the opportunity to address you and discuss developments in the Western Balkans. The Democratization Policy Council thanks you for your committed interest in the region, ongoing support, and recognition of the need for continued international attention to the problems facing the Balkans.
I have been asked to speak today about overall trends in the region, discuss U.S. and European engagement, including where their priorities coincide and where they collide. Although I will discuss several countries in the region, I shall devote the bulk of my testimony to Bosnia and Herzegovina, a country in which much has been invested, much has been achieved, and yet which is of renewed concern.
With the exception of Kosovo, since 2001, US policy towards much of the Western Balkans is best described as leaving the region to the European Union, with Washington supporting whatever foreign policy Brussels created. As a foreign policy, the EU relied solely on the lure of eventual EU membership, so-called "soft power", to entice the Western Balkans into undertaking the difficult reform process and overcoming the legacy of the conflicts of the 1990s. Today the SAP, and by default, US policy, have reached the limits of their effectiveness.
The SAP is, of necessity, one-size-fits-all, based on the assumption that Western Balkan states are similar to other Eastern European countries, such as Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic. Yet these other states were, by and large, ethnically homogenous with fixed borders, and had not been at war since 1945. None of these assumptions holds true for the Western Balkans, and consequently.
In contrast to the rest of Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans have unresolved border issues, some with neighbors and others internally, as well as serious internal ethnic frictions, and all had been involved in wars during the 1990s, some as recently as 2001. The reality of the post-conflict, boundary-driven, ethno-nationalist politics means that most of the Yugoslav successor states are even today involved in state and nation-building processes that took place in Western Europe from the 19th Century to 1945. As a result, considerations of borders and ethnic minorities often drive policy. Until these processes are finished, or until the US, EU and other allies formulate a cohesive policy that counters these processes, the ability of the EU to use "soft power" as its central pillar of foreign policy will be inadequate and cannot, alone, provide the stability the region so desperately needs.
For many Balkan states, the lure of EU integration is not as powerful as Brussels had envisioned. The failure of the Lisbon Treaty, combined with internal EU disagreement over enlargement policy, has sent a signal to the Western Balkans that EU enlargement is not a priority. Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia and Serbia have all stalled in the European accession process, and in the case of Bosnia, the hard-won progress of the past 13 years has been jeopardized amid increasing rumblings of the possibility of renewed conflict and an ethnic carve-up. The "soft power" of European accession, while necessary and desirable, has clearly reached its limits as an inducement to progress.
To understand the dynamics working against EU soft power, it is worth taking a brief glance at each of the five countries that has run into obstacles.
Kosovo is beset with serious problems, ranging from organized crime to corruption to a dysfunctional economy and a society whose clan structure makes the transition to modern political organization difficult. The disputed nature of Kosovo independence, along with the presence of de facto partition and poor relations between majority Albanians and minority Serbs, means that Kosovo's status struggle is ongoing and overshadows all other issues. So too, the potential for a renewed outburst of interethnic violence and ethnic cleansing always looms in the background.
The EU is deeply divided over the issue, with five member states – Cyprus, Greece, Romania, Slovakia and Spain – refusing to recognize independence. The inability of the EU to reach consensus on recognizing Kosovo has led to weak EU and international supervisory institutions with blurred and uncertain mandates. The EU loses even more credibility through a dysfunctional EUSR who is dual-hatted as an equally dysfunctional International Civilian Representative. International structures reflect the partition on the ground, with only token international authority over the Serb north. Serbia's legal challenge to Kosovo's independence before the International Court of Justice will dissuade the five EU dissenters from recognizing anytime soon.
Given these difficulties, Kosovo is arguably not yet ready to even begin the Stabilization and Association Process.
Serbia is deeply divided. Although most Serbs desire EU membership, many important constituencies among the economic, political, security and opinion-making elites oppose the reforms necessary to move ahead. Many Serbs are unable to move beyond Kosovo's status and cooperation with the Hague war crimes tribunal.
The EU carrots available are limited, and Serbia's elites have not yet perceived the incentives as being sufficiently enticing to overcome entrenched economic interests and monopolies that oppose the reform process. EU membership cannot alleviate the trauma of losing Kosovo, nor can it overcome Serb anger at the US government for supporting Kosovo independence.
As a result, important elements within Serbia's elites have begun to explore other options: not only closer engagement with Russia, but also efforts to revitalize the non-aligned movement. Russian activism on the energy front, including privatizing oil refineries in Bosnia and Serbia, as well as the planned South Stream pipeline, has weakened the EU's appeal to some political elites. Although Brussels believes that there is no alternative to EU membership, elites in Belgrade perceive that options may exist that require less change, sacrifice and disruption to Serbia's body politic than EU-mandated reforms.
Macedonia is fragile internally and still susceptible to a possible spillover of tensions from neighboring Kosovo, and the government must maintain a delicate balancing act required by the Ohrid Agreement. Although it achieved EU candidate status in 2005, and held successful elections just last month, Macedonia's accession prospects have run into a hurdle due to Greek opposition to its name. Athens obstructs NATO membership and EU accession talks. It is unlikely that Greece will change its position over the name anytime soon. As a result, there is little the EU or NATO currently can offer Macedonia by way of inducement or support.
For Croatia, relations with Serbia are still very delicate. Zagreb still discriminates against its Serb minority population on refugee return and property rights. Entrenched interests within the security structures, the post-1990 economic elites and the justice sector have slowed the pace of reform. Yet Croatia continues to slowly make real progress towards the coveted goal of EU membership.
Croatia faces an unusual challenge in that it has territorial disputes with one EU member (Slovenia) and a budding dispute with a second (Greece). Croatia disputes fishing rights in the Gulf of Piran and demarcation of the land border with Slovenia. Greece objects to Zagreb's reference to Croatia's Macedonian ethnic minority in Croatia's EU accession documentation. Although a candidate member since 2004, both disputes have brought a halt to Croatia's progress towards European membership.
And now, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Dayton Peace Accords often appear to be "war by other means", as the country's Bosniak, Croat and Serb politicians have continued to pursue war-time goals via the Dayton constitutional structure, with Serbs obstructing true political reform on the state level while trying to take state-level competencies for themselves. The Bosniaks have obstructed privatization and economic liberalization in the Federation – the entity they dominate -- while Croats sit back and watch. When given the choice between pursuing EU-required reforms, Bosnia's politicians – Serbs in particular -- have stated loudly and unequivocally that EU membership takes a back seat to nationalist imperatives.
Since early 2006, in spite of the appearance of progress, Bosnia has demonstrably slid backwards. Today elements among all three sides talk of rearming, and some now mention resorting to violence or secession to achieve political goals. Such talk is increasingly prevalent among political elites, something that was unthinkable in 2005. The international community is in disarray, still undecided on what "transition" from the OHR to the European Union Special Representative (EUSR) entails. The EU peacekeeping force, EUFOR, is now slated to be reduced to a 200 person training mission and give up its UN Chapter VII peacekeeping authorization.
Bosnia still appears unable to create functional governing structures capable of participating in the SAP without substantial international oversight and engineering. The prospect of Bosnia's politicians developing such structures in the short to medium term, absent sustained international involvement appears, at best, remote. So too, Bosnia's ability to credibly meet all the "5+2" criteria established for shutting the Office of the High Representative is also uncertain, recent progress on Brcko notwithstanding. Even should Bosnia meet the criteria, there is little prospect that the transition from OHR to EUSR will halt the backward slide.
Milorad Dodik, leader of the Serb entity, Republika Srpska, is actively undermining state institutions and appears in many regards to be imitating the actions taken by Montenegro in the run-up to that country's independence. His bette noir, Bosniak politician Haris Silajdzic, has pulled the entire Bosniak political spectrum further to the right and decreased the maneuvering room available to more moderate politicians. Among the Bosniaks, the moderates are being squeezed out in favor of politicians with more belligerent attitudes. The world economic crisis may tempt some politicians to channel popular frustrations into a more aggressive stance towards opposing ethnic groups.
At this moment it is clear that Bosnia's future as a unified state is not guaranteed. Much-needed constitutional reform still seems distant. The unanimous consensus among Bosnia's politicians is that should the state fall apart, it would not be peaceful. Should Bosnia begin to unravel, its ripple effects would place US relations with Russian, the EU and the Islamic world under strain. It would create refugee flows and humanitarian crises, and possibly create spill-over in other Balkan countries, such as Kosovo and Macedonia.
Mr. Chairman, Distinguished Members of the Commission,
There is an increasing risk that the international community's investment in the Western Balkans could unravel, and time is working against us. The US has an interest and a special responsibility, as it has spent substantial prestige and treasure in stopping the wars and stabilizing the region.
The Balkans represent low-hanging fruit in any foreign policy calculation: stability can be achieved without substantial new resources. Halting Bosnia's backward slide and preventing renewed conflict will require renewed and robust US diplomatic engagement in support of a credible and strategically coherent EU policy to bolster EU "soft power." In this respect, the appointment of a Special Presidential Envoy to the region would go a long way.
Mr. Chairman, Distinguished Members of the Commission,
The US must return to being an active player in support of its European partners. Should it do so, it can secure its long-term investment and rack-up a success with the EU – a partner it needs for so many policy priorities worldwide. Should Washington remain disengaged, it will share in a policy failure that will incur considerable costs in the region, with the EU, and in the wider world.
Thank you very much. I look forward to taking your questions.


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The "He Loves Me" singer will help Usher coach his team of hopefuls during season six of the hit series.
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Almond Pulp Mushroom Veggie Burgers
I just taught a class over the weekend on ALMONDS. Part of the class focused on what to do with all the left over almond pulp – can't waste it, you know!! This is a fantastic recipe that is light, full of veggies and tastes amazing to make with some of your left over almond pulp. Don't reach for those pre-made commercial veggie burgers – they are full of crap and not healthy. Make your own! It's easy, healthier and you can make a double batch to freeze and have some to thaw when time is constrained. Do a quick reheat in oven or toaster oven and you're ready to go. It has a different texture than other veggie burgers because of the almond pulp but the taste is magnificent.
Can also crumble this burger on top of a gluten-free pasta (quinoa or brown rice) or raw zucchini pasta with a lovely vegan alfredo sauce or spicy cheese sauce. Many options. I hope you enjoy it.
- 2 - 8 oz. container of mushrooms
- 1 cup chopped fresh parsley
- 1 TB. coconut oil
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 cup finely chopped onion
- 1/2 cup finely chopped celery
- 1/2 cup grated carrot
- 2 TB. organic mustard - use ORGANIC
- 1 TB. Italian seasoning
- 2 TB. coconut aminos or Bragg's Liquid Aminos/ Tamari
- 1 tsp. pink himalayan salt (more to taste)
- 2 cups almond pulp (from leftover homemade almond milk - make sure it is REALLY squeezed dry)
- Romaine lettuce hearts, collard green wraps or sliced gluten-free bread for serving on.
- In a food processor with "S" chopping blade, process the mushrooms and parsley till finely minced. Scrape this into a large mixing bowl.
- Heat a skillet over low-medium heat and add your coconut oil. Cook the onions and garlic for a few minutes til translucent. Then add the celery and carrots and cook for another minute.
- Transfer the vegetables to your "mushroom/parsley" mixture bowl. Add the organic mustard, Italian seasoning, salt and liquid seasoning (aminos). Now, add your almond pulp and mix well. Adjust seasoning to taste. Allow to cool about 15 minutes or so before handling - it's HOT!
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- When mixture is cool enough, form the mixture into patties (whatever size you like).
- Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and bake the patties for 30 - 35 minutes till they are baked through.
- Serve on romaine hearts, collard green leaf or gluten-free bread.
- Top with homemade ketchup - see below in NOTES (choose ORGANIC variety if you don't make your own), fresh sliced onion, cucumber, sprouts, etc.
- Raw Ketchup
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- 1 cup cherry tomatoes or regular tomato, chopped
- 1/2 cup sundried tomatoes
- 1/4 cup apple cider vinegar
- 4 dates
- 2 TB. Bragg's liquid aminos
- 1 heaping tsp. chili powder
- 1/4 tsp. cinnamon
- 3 TB. water
- Put all ingredients in a high speed blender and blend, starting on low and switching to high, until well blended.
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2012 Great American Beer Festival: 5 Bell's beers will be available including Kal-Haven Ale, Roundhouse
If you are going to be at this year's Great American Beer Festival in Denver, be sure to stop by the Bell's table and say hello.
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Roundhouse IRA: Distinctly hop-forward, Roundhouse IRA possesses substantial amounts of late-kettle hop additions & dry-hopping, yielding a heady blend of fruit-like aromas such as pineapple, peach, and the citrus family. These notes continue into a crisply bitter hop presence across the tongue, but the judicious use of toasted & caramel specialty malts prevents the hop intensity from overwhelming the palate. Rather, the malt body lends a slight caramel undertone to the beer, creating a smooth, dry finish that pulls everything together.
Kal-Haven Ale: Combining malted & unmalted rye with a blend of kilned barley malts, Kal-Haven Ale brings a rich, earthy malt body to the glass. The use of Brettanomyces yeast in fermentation lends a degree of depth to the flavors, while pine & citrus notes from a blend of Pacific Northwest hops keep it from becoming heavy.
Smoked Vienna Lager: A balanced addition of smoked malts results in a subtle, smoky aroma that defines our Smoked Vienna Lager. Vienna & Munich malts lend toasty notes, while the presence of a blend of European hops complement the whole with a crisp bitterness and slightly drying finish.
Two Hearted Ale: Two Hearted Ale is defined by its intense hop aroma and malt balance. Hopped exclusively with the Centennial hop varietal from the Pacific Northwest, massive additions in the kettle and again in the fermenter lend their characteristic grapefruit and pine resin aromas. A significant malt body balances this hop presence; together with the signature fruity aromas of our house yeast, this leads to a remarkably drinkable American-style India Pale Ale.
Porter: One of our many award-winning beers, Porter emphasizes the darker, roasted aspects of malt. Hints of dark chocolate and freshly roasted coffee provide the focus, while hops remain in the background. Not as full-bodied as a stout, Porter bridges the gap between malty brown ales and our more heavily roasted stouts.
Bell's beer event roundup: Smoked Vienna Lager, Chicago Beer Fest, BontebOktoberfest and more
A look at our events this week in North Dakota, Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana, Florida and Michigan.
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October 1
Minot Launch Party: Bootlegrz Bar in Minot at 6:30 p.m. – Debs' Red, Golden Rye, Rye Stout and more.
October 1
10 Years to the Pigs with Smoked Vienna Lager: Muddy Pig (St. Paul) & Pig-N-Fiddle (Minneapolis) - simultaneous tappings
October 3
Fiddle and Bell's Beer Dinner: Pig-N-Fiddle in Minneapolis at 6 p.m. – five courses, Wedding Ale, Roundhouse, a firkin of Two Hearted and more. For more information or reservations, call 952-955-8385.
October 5
Hop-Centric Night: Boulder Tap House in St. Cloud at 5 p.m. – Two Hearted, Debs' Red, Roundhouse IRA and a cask of Pale Ale
October 6
Chicago Beer Fest: Union Station from 1-4 p.m. & 6-9 p.m. – Go here for tickets.
October 4-5
Big Red Beer Fest: Bloomington Convention Center from 6-9 p.m. – year round beers, plus a few seasonal offerings
October 6
The Ordinary Craft Beer Fest: New Bethel Ordinary Restaurant and Lounge in Wanamaker from 2-7 p.m. – live music, pizza, Two Hearted, Best Brown and more
Miles Lab Oktoberfest: Elkhart from 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. – get a taste of this year's Octoberfest, available only on draft this year
Porter's Perfect Pint Festival: Hawthorne Park in Porter from noon - 5 p.m. – we'll be pouring Best Brown, Two Hearted, Porter and Le Pianiste Ale. Call 219-926-6211 for more information.
October 4
ABC Liquor Tasting: Tampa from 6-8 p.m. – three beers including Two Hearted Ale.
October 5
BontebOktober Fest: Binder Park Zoo in Battle Creek from 6-10 p.m. – five beers, live music and a tour of the zoo
October 6
4th Annual Skitoberfest: Boyne Mountain from 2 p.m. - midnight - celebrate the best of fall in an Oktoberfest setting. Go here for more information.
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Join us for multi-tap event in St. Paul, a tap takeover in Howell, Michigan, an Oracle tapping in Kansas City and more. Take a look at our complete calendar here.
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Sept. 25
Bell's Beer Dinner: Whole Foods in Louisville at 6 p.m. – five course meal with Bell's beers including Black Note. Reservations are required.
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Thursday, March 8, 2012
* St. Patrick's Day Shamrock Printmaking With Toilet Paper Tubes
Here's a goodie from my archives.
This is one of those project ideas that popped into my head in the shower.
I do my best thinking there, unloading the dishwasher, and while driving -- go figure.
I noticed an empty cardboard toilet paper tube can be squeezed into a heart shape.
Then, I thought you could dip it in paint and make it into a stamp.
Like printmaking with cookie cutters but with a longer handle
to keep little fingers out of the paint.
Put a group of three or four hearts together and add a stem,
you've got a friendly little clover print!
These would make cute note cards!
"C" painting stems, bushes, and grass for her second shamrock picture.
Happy Green Printmaking!
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I love the shamrocks! We used the heart tube stamp for valentines day as then turned them into binoculars.
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I'm always trying to think of good uses for those tp rolls! I love it... mostly we get telescopes and binoculars. Stamps? good thinking!
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Three pipes carrying storm water under Crusher Road need to be replaced very soon, said Supervisor John Salaneck. No permits are required for the work.
�The township should make it part of the Center Road bids so when the contractor is there they can fix all of the pipes,� he added.
Supervisor Nelson Ott Jr. said money is an issue. He asked about the cost of fixing Hallman Road, which has a hole in it, and the cost of fixing Sycamore Road.
Township Engineer Tom Unger said he has looked at the conditions of Hallman, Sycamore and Crusher Roads. He discussed the conditions of some storm water pipes.
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�We don�t have the money to fix the bend in the pipe,� said Chairman Don Basile. �If we rip out the pipes the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources may tell us to do something else.�
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�What will mowing and plowing done by a subcontractor cost?� asked Basile. �We are having a budget meeting on September 20. (What) we will have to determine is will we outsource those jobs or continue with our road crew to do that work?�
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Basile said it has been brought to his attention that people and boat owners from outside the township are using the boat ramp on the Schuylkill River, with commercial buses or vans going to the boat ramp to pick up people, let them off and fetch the boats.
�We should contact them and require they get a permit to help pay for the upkeep of the property. We have to pick up the trash and maintain the boat ramp. We can set the rate because it is our boat ramp. It is an attempt to help defer our costs,� said Basile.
He then asked Jim Yocum, Chairman of the Recreation Board, what he thought about the situation.
�We should visit the other locations of similar boat ramps managed by the municipality to see what they do,� suggested Yocum.
Union Township bought the silt basin when there was another party interested in it, said Salaneck. He said he is very concerned about charging people to use the Recreation Area.
�There is public money (from the Fish and Boat Commission involved, so) I am troubled at charging people to use a public entity,� stated Salaneck. �I don�t know the position of the Recreation Board. They need money to operate.�
�I am troubled because a private business is using our facilities to make a lot of money� explained Yocum. �They might put a lot of stress on our recreation area. We have to have rules.�
Salaneck and Lewis were both concerned about the cost of repositioning the boat ramp. It was washed off of its foundation by Hurricane Irene in September 2011. Funds were obtained from the Federal Emergency Management Agency as compensation. Lewis said it is �somewhat usable�.
Unger said a tree hooked it during the flood and dragged it off the foundation.
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Yocum said the Recreation Board is reviewing all types of policies and permits for 5K runs. When the board gets all of the information together, it will offer it up to the supervisors for consideration.
A ninety day extension until December 22, 2012 was granted to EMI Motorsports Complex.
Salaneck said he will insist EMI use public sewers. Ott said he has not had time to read current information dealing with EMI,and that he cannot vote on something he does not know about. Township Engineer Fred Hatt said EMI wants an on-site waste water management system. Basile said he is not against it.
Basile said EMI does not plan to use Williams Road.
Bob Armbruster, representing EMI Motor Sports, said they would either supply their own security staff or contract one while they are in operation.
�I am concerned about the noise levels,� said Hatt. �Approval of the plan does not include approval of the noise concerns. Special events need a permit. An anticipated crown from 2000 to 5000 requires a permit from the zoning officer and a crowd of 500 to 2000 requires contact with the Zoning Officer.�
Basile said attendance is limited to 5000 per day.
An ordinance had been advertised and was adopted to determine streets where parking at the curb is not permitted. Parking violations will be handled by the Codes Enforcement Officer said Hatt. The Code Enforcement Officer will also oversee removal of cars if necessary.
Author�s note - Supervisor John Salaneck announced his resignation from the position as Road Master after the mid-September supervisors meeting reported above. He will continue on as supervisor.
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Hey ZCSForumTH,
Would you please write down exactly what you have done with your setup? I'm very interested in it, especially how to set Apache/mod_jk as the frontend of ZimbraWebclient and how to integrate Zimbra with existing packages.
Hey ZCSForumTH,
Would you please write down exactly what you have done with your setup? I'm very interested in it, especially how to set Apache/mod_jk as the frontend of ZimbraWebclient and how to integrate Zimbra with existing packages.
Hey graffiti,
I have to admit that my installation process was a bit of a hack job , not a scripted process by any means of the imagination. But I'll try to put together a list of things I did and post it here.
I can tell you what I did for Apache/mod_jk, this was the most straight forward piece of the puzzle for me. If you already have mod_jk running with your Apache install all you need to do is add the following lines to your mod_jk config and these servlet calls will be sent over AJP to your tomcat:
You can replace "worker1" with whatever tomcat workers you have setup. You might be able to get rid of the mapping for the ".jgz" files with some configuration of mod_deflate or mod_mime_magic that will set the content types correctly so the browser will handle the compressed files. However I have not tried this yet.JkMount /zimbra/mail worker1
JkMount /zimbra/auth/ worker1
JkMount /zimbra/js/*.jgz worker1
JkMount /zimbra/ worker1
JkMount /service/* worker1
You will also have to add aliases for the directories in Zimbra that you want to expose through Apache
You may have to chage the file permissions on the filesystem to allow apache to read these directories. Not sure if all these directories are required.Alias /zimbra/img/ /opt/zimbra/jakarta-tomcat-5.5.7/webapps/zimbra/img/
Alias /zimbra/js/ /opt/zimbra/jakarta-tomcat-5.5.7/webapps/zimbra/js/
Alias /zimbra/public/ /opt/zimbra/jakarta-tomcat-5.5.7/webapps/zimbra/public/
Alias /zimbra/skins/ /opt/zimbra/jakarta-tomcat-5.5.7/webapps/zimbra/skins/
Alias /zimbra/test/ /opt/zimbra/jakarta-tomcat-5.5.7/webapps/zimbra/test/
Alias /zimbra/zimlets/ /opt/zimbra/jakarta-tomcat-5.5.7/webapps/zimbra/zimlets/
I think you also need to chage the httpPort and httpsPort entries in the .../tomcat/webapps/zimbra/WEB-INF/web.xml to 80 and 443 respectively.
restart apache and tomcat and you sould be good to go.
I'll post more info when I have put it together. Maybe this should be moved to another thread, it does not directly relate to the original thread.
- Tom
Hey graffiti,
Here is some more info about the my install. First I created a zimbra group and user. Then I logged in as the zimbra user and did the build as documented in the devel blog (http://www.zimbra.com/blog/archives/...ping_with.html)
So basically this creates all the binaries and war files for Zimbra. I was not using postfix with my current SuSE installation so I just used the one that Zimbra provided. postfix does have a dependency on libdb-4.2.so that I did not have installed (SuSE has libdb-4.3). You can either install db42 through YaST or use the one sitting in /opt/zimbra/lib. I just used the one provide by Zimbra. Then you can just do the postfix stuff for the dev installCode:$ tar xvzf /path/to/your/downloads/zcs-src.tgz $ cd ~/zcs-src/ZimbraBuild $ make dev-install
Run these commands as root to initialize postfix:
Next thing to setup was MySQL, the version that comes with SuSE 9.3 is the same as the one shipped with Zimbra. So there shouldn't be any incompatibilities to worry about. I tried two options for integrating Zimbra with my installed MySQL. You can do some creative sym linking:Code:# groupadd postdrop # groupadd postfix # useradd -d /opt/zimbra/postfix -g postfix postfix # /opt/zimbra/postfix/sbin/postfix set-permissions # chmod 775 /opt/zimbra/postfix/conf
or you can actually change the localconfig variables in Zimbra to point to your default SuSE mysql install:Code:cd /opt/zimbra/db ln -s /var/lib/mysql data ln -s data/mysql.sock . ln -s data/mysql.pid .
They both should work equally well but changing the Zimbra config variables is probably more correct.Code:zmlocalconfig -c /opt/zimbra/conf/localconfig.xml -f -e mysql_data_directory=/var/lib/mysql zmlocalconfig -c /opt/zimbra/conf/localconfig.xml -f -e mysql_pidfile=\${mysql_data_directory}/mysql.pid zmlocalconfig -c /opt/zimbra/conf/localconfig.xml -f -e mysql_socket=\${mysql_data_directory}/mysql.pid
Now you can create the MySql database for Zimbra as the zimbra user:
Set the Zimbra mysql password to the defaults for the dev-installCode:/usr/bin/mysql -u root -p < /opt/zimbra/db/db.sql /usr/bin/mysql -u root -p < /opt/zimbra/db/versions-init.sql
That should do it for integrating the Zimbra database with your existing MySQL setup.Code:zmlocalconfig -c /opt/zimbra/conf/localconfig.xml -f -e mysql_root_password=yourmysqlrootpassword zmmypasswd zimbra
If anyone sees any errors in this, please feel free to correct it. I'm writing this from what I recall doing so I'm sure I missed something. I could continue with what I did for LDAP if you are still interested.
Hey ZCSForumTH,
Thx for your info. The idea of integrating mysql is great! . How about ldap?
I have everything installed, things go well on my new Suse Enterprise Server 9 server. But when I attempt to start Zimbra I get the following blob of errors.
zimbra@CAL01:/> /opt/zimbra/bin/zimbra start
Calling startup (CAL01.qisadvisors.com)
perl /opt/zimbra/bin/zmmon &
Can't load '/opt/zimbra/zimbramon/lib/i386-linux-thread-multi//auto/DBI/DBI.so' for module DBI: /opt/zimbra/zimbramon/lib/i386-linux-thread-multi//auto/DBI/DBI.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory at /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.3/x86_64-linux-thread-multi/DynaLoader.pm line 229.
at /opt/zimbra/zimbramon/lib/i386-linux-thread-multi//DBI.pm line 254
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at /opt/zimbra/zimbramon/lib/i386-linux-thread-multi//DBI.pm line 254.
Compilation failed in require at /opt/zimbra/zimbramon/lib/Zimbra/Mon/Admin.pm line 37.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at /opt/zimbra/zimbramon/lib/Zimbra/Mon/Admin.pm line 37.
Compilation failed in require at /opt/zimbra/zimbramon/lib/Zimbra/Mon/StatusMon.pm line 35.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at /opt/zimbra/zimbramon/lib/Zimbra/Mon/StatusMon.pm line 35.
Compilation failed in require at /opt/zimbra/bin/zmmon line 41.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at /opt/zimbra/bin/zmmon line 41.
Soap call failed: 500 Can't connect to localhost:7777 (connect: Connection refused) at /opt/zimbra/bin/zmcontrol line 230
I also get several complaints when I attempt to load ldap.
/opt/zimbra/openldap/libexec/slapd: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I have been attempting to work my way through the advice provided to others but an very stuck
Tim Jenne
QIS Advisors
Yeah this is a bit tougher. You'll need to hunt down the missing files and link o them or install them. Same for the ldap issues. This is since the paths in SuSE are a bit different than the build we have.
As far as the perl libraries go (DBI.so, etc), you'll want to rebuild them on your system - easiest is to use CPAN:
perl -MCPAN -e 'install
Make sure you've got the mysql client libs installed and findable (.h files, too) or the DBI and DBD libs won't work right (which is what you're running into).
Hey graffiti,
Integrating zimbra's ldap tree with your existing ldap could be tricky if you already have a large ldap hierarchy setup. Zimbra creates all the mail domains in the tree starting from the root which could cause some problems. I don't think there is way to change the baseDN that Zimbra uses. My baseDN did not conflict with the entries zimbra wants to add so it did not cause me that much trouble.
SuSE 9.3 uses a slightly older version of openldap than that which ships with zimbra (2.2.23 vs.2.2.26) but I did not experience any problems. First thing to do is copy the zimbra schemas to where your ldap config schemas are stored.
I then created a file that defined the zimbra ldap store and saved it as:Code:% cp /opt/zimbra/openldap-2.2.26/etc/openldap/schema/zimbra.schema /etc/openldap/schema/
you should generate a secure hashed password using slappasswd and set that in the "rootpw" line in the zimbra_ldap.conf file.Code:# # Zimbra ldap database definitions # database bdb suffix "" rootdn "uid=zimbra,cn=admins,cn=zimbra" # Cleartext passwords, especially for the rootdn, should # be avoid. See slappasswd(8) and slapd.conf(5) for details. # Use of strong authentication encouraged. rootpw <<<<< put your password here >>>>> # number of entries to keep in memory cachesize 10000 # check point whenever 64k data bytes written or # 5 minutes has elapsed whichever occurs first checkpoint 64 5 # The database directory MUST exist prior to running slapd AND # should only be accessible by the slapd and slap tools. # Mode 700 recommended. directory "/opt/zimbra/openldap-data" # Indices to maintain index objectClass eq index zimbraId eq index zimbraMailAddress eq index zimbraMailDeliveryAddress eq,sub index zimbraMailAlias eq,sub index zimbraDomainName eq,sub index uid pres,eq # white pages index mail pres,eq,sub index cn pres,eq,sub index displayName pres,eq,sub index sn pres,eq,sub index gn pres,eq,sub access to dn.base="cn=zimbra" by dn.children="cn=admins,cn=zimbra" write # don't let anyone but admins access these attrs access to attr=zimbraGalLdapBindPassword,zimbraGalLdapBindDn,zimbraAuthTokenKey,zimbraPasswordHistory,zimbraIsAdminAccount by dn.children="cn=admins,cn=zimbra" write # don't let user's change their own passwords, since we want # to enforce password policy access to attr=userPassword by anonymous auth by dn.children="cn=admins,cn=zimbra" write access to * by dn.children="cn=admins,cn=zimbra" write by * read ###############################################
Then you can edit your /etc/openldap/slapd.conf and add the zimra schema to your schema includes and at the end of the file include the zimbra_ldap.conf you created previously.:
Create the directory for your zimbra ldap database and then restart your ldap server:Code:include /etc/openldap/schema/zimbra.schema ... ... ... include /etc/openldap/zimbra_ldap.conf
Before you import the ldap tree, first you have to edit the /opt/zimbra/conf/zimbra.ldif file. You need to search for the line containing "userPassword" and set it to a hashed password as generated by slappasswd. You may want to copy the file and edit the copy instead of changing the original. Now you can import the ldif file and set the password up in your local config fileCode:% mkdir -p /opt/zimbra/openldap-data % su - root # /etc/init.d/ldap restart
That should do it. I also had to create my initial server and domain using zmprov. Depending on how you did your install you may not have to do this part. Let me know how it goes.Code:/opt/zimbra/openldap/bin/ldapmodify -a -c -w YOURPASSWORD -D "uid=zimbra,cn=admins,cn=zimbra" -x -f /opt/zimbra/conf/zimbra.ldif /opt/zimbra/openldap/bin/ldapmodify -a -c -w YOURPASSWORD -D "uid=zimbra,cn=admins,cn=zimbra" -x -f /opt/zimbra/openldap/etc/openldap/zimbra_mimehandlers.ldif /opt/zimbra/bin/zmlocalconfig -f -e zimbra_ldap_password=YOURPASSWORD /opt/zimbra/bin/zmlocalconfig -f -e ldap_root_password=YOURPASSWORD
Ok I followed the mod_jk tut somwhat and I am having problems
with mod_proxy i was able to at least get to the login, but with mod_jk i can only get to the login if i type http://domain.com/zimbra?debug=1
Either way I get
An unknown application error has occurred. Please correct any errors and retry. If the problem persists, please contact your System Aministrator. (INVALID_PDU)
I assume that you did not get this error? Did I miss somthing? (I am not using zmiptables as it doesnt work for me anyways, my iptables for somereason ignores the forwards...) so I have everything set to these ports
postfix 25
tomcat connectory port 7070 proxyport 7070 redirectport 443
ldap 7389
Hey PotatoBob,
If you used the JkMounts that were posted in this thread, your URL to access Zimbra through Apache would be: http://domain.com/zimbra/
If the login page comes up then the Apache --> mod_jk --> tomcat link is working. Does Zimbra work properly when you access it directly through tomcat: http://domain.com:7070/
Is there any extra info in the zimbra.log? Maybe crank up your log level in the log4j.properties and see if it gives you more detailed error information.