Bug 1007732

Set SELinux to permissive as first try. Ensure that /etc/zarafa/server.cfg is
contains "local_admin_users       = root zarafa" and restart zarafa-server if
you had to change that.

If this still does not solve the issue, please provide me more logs (if they
are sensitive you can also sent them encrypted to my e-mail address directly),
log level 6 would be appreciated. Additionally, I would like to see then the
whole Zarafa configuration. I can not exclude that this is a PPC64 specific
issue, but I can try to reproduce the whole thing on "supported" architectures
for you to track it down.

Additionally, please bug the PPC guys to build zarafa-7.1.5-1 (as well as the
latest libvmime before!) also for PPC, because it's available meanwhile for
primary architectures.

Created attachment 797316 [details]
zarafa-server log

Created attachment 797317 [details]
zarafa-server configuration

SELinux is disabled and local_admin_users is correctly configured.

I've attached level 6 log and server configuration.

I've already tested same configuration on Fedora 18 x86_64 and issue isn't reproduced.

zarafa-7.1.5 picked up a build requirement on kyotocabinet. That fails to build on PPC with the result that we don't have the latest zarafa on PPC.
See 
http://ppc.koji.fedoraproject.org/kojifiles/work/tasks/1196/1411196/build.log for the latest build attempt.

I've successfully built zarafa-7.1.5 from source RPM but issue persists, using zarafa-admin -s I get:

Fri Sep 13 18:52:30 2013: Accepted incoming connection from file:///var/run/zarafa
Fri Sep 13 18:52:35 2013: Object not found unknown user '匀夀匀吀䔀': 匀夀匀吀䔀
Fri Sep 13 18:52:35 2013: Authentication by plugin failed for user 匀夀匀吀䔀: Trying to authenticate failed: wrong username or password
Fri Sep 13 18:52:35 2013: Failed to authenticate user 匀夀匀吀䔀 from file:///var/run/zarafa using program zarafa-admin

Can you please try with normal ASCII user names? In theory, unicode usernames
are supported, but I would not bet on it...

I am using an ASCII user name, I run "zarafa-admin -s" as root

There is something wrong even if I just run zarafa-admin without parameters, this is part of the output, full output attached:

Usage:
zarafa-admin [action] [options]

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Created attachment 797578 [details]
zarafa-admin.log

Even this doesn't solve the Zarafa issue itself, there will be a working RPM
for kyotocabinet for PowerPC in the future. Just waiting for shadow builds...

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