cannot connect to the zcs upstream server

Unfortunately, the machine ID is also stored in a file inside the VMs file system, so after changing it in the VM’s configuration, one has to boot into the VM and do the following steps:Īfter rebooting, the system should use the new machine ID. Update (December 11, 2020): I had written to the Parallels support when I experienced this issue and even though I basically figured it out on my own, they now provided me with a link to a knowledge base article that describes a slightly nicer way of changing a virtual machine’s UUID. ZIMBRA CANNOT CONNECT TO THE ZCS UPSTREAM SERVER UPDATE I still think that they could simply provide a button for this somewhere in the VM settings, but hey, what do I know… Categories: English, IT, Open-Source Migrating from Bash to Zsh on macOS Posted by Sebastian Marsching on Friday, June 19. Recently, I migrated from Bash to Z Shell on macOS. The trigger was that since macOS 10.15, Zsh is the default shell and Bash has been behind on macOS (still being stuck on version 3.2) for years.

Migrating to Zsh took some effort, but in retrospect, I am very happy with this decision. As someone who uses the terminal a lot, having a good shell that is tailored to my needs has a significant impact on my productivity.ĭue to the fact that Zsh is highly customizable, there probably won’t be two setups that look exactly the same, so instead of giving a detailed guide, I will rather point to the guides that I used and try to “connect the dots”. In general, the available guides are quite good, but sometimes it isn’t obvious how to connect the different bits and pieces and there are a few things that could have saved me some time if I had known them in advance.

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Cannot connect to the zcs upstream server