Enabling Zimbra Drive (update oc_appconfig set configvalue=“yes” where appid=“zimbradrive” and configkey=“enabled”; ) fixed the issue for me as well.
So if you have access to your database via any database modifying tool (i.e. phpMyAdmin), try using the above statement:
UPDATE oc_appconfig
SET configvalue="yes"
WHERE appid="zimbradrive" AND configkey="enabled"
!!! Important !!!
Please make a backup of your database before you issue the above statement, just to make sure that if something goes wrong, you can always go back.
no worries, the phpMyAdmin was just an example but you can also do it via command line.
Just login via SSH and issue the following command:
mysql -uUsername -pPassword
Username = Your database user
Password = The users password
You should now see a mysql> prompt, where you can enter statements. If you do it via the command line, please ensure that you always add a semicolon ; at the end of each statement you execute.
After sent by phpMyadmin (I installed it), seems to be OK, but I restart both apache and mysql services, and Still getting the error in the web interface Log, and can’t connect with the mail account, still “loading” all the time…
Did you check the table oc_appconfig in your database for the zimbradrive entry? Please could you issue the following command in your database and post the result on here:
SELECT *
FROM ob_appconfig
WHERE appid LIKE '%zimbra%';