I don't know if DSClient is also needed, as I have that installed already for other stuff anyway.Īfter resolving this first VBS error, I implemented a couple of work-arounds for subsequent script errors, as below : ASCII differences between ORIGINAL.VBS and MODIFIED.VBSReplace lines 201-208 in ORIGINAL.VBS 0 Then ' For Each oProc in oProcs> ' If Instr(1, oProc.CommandLine, WScript.ScriptName, 1) > 0 Then> ' If bFound Then> ' WScript.Quit> ' End If> ' bFound = true> ' End If> ' NextReplace line 261 in ORIGINAL.VBS ' sLocalAppDir = oFso.getFolder(oShellApp.Namespace(&H1c&).Self.Path).ShortPath> sLocalAppDir = "E:\Progra~1" The original error was resolved by installing WMI. I think there was hotfix for this at some point in time. This page has a link to the setup under the section 'Where Can I Get The DSClient?' Note there is a section for 98 and 98 SE. Not sure how much help it will be but, at minimum, Windows Management Instrumentation will need to be running: In step 5, changed edit of Zimbra shortcut path to a file copy of 'cscript.exe' instead (solves other instances of the path issue). ?Įdits : In step 1, eliminated first byte of the surrounding context (can be used to find equivalent patches for similar MSI files, such as earlier versions of Zimbra). Trying to run the Zimbra executable directly just produces an error message about a missing configuration file, so presumably, that is supplied by this script. However, it is launched by a VBS script called 'zdrun.vbs' and that gives the following error at line 250 (copy the shortcut command and run from a command prompt to see the error) : "Microsoft VBScript runtime error: File name or class name not found during Automation operation:'GetObject'". It has few dependencies beyond what W98 provides, and KernelEx can probably provide the rest. OK, now Zimbra Desktop is pretty much installed. Copy 'cscript.exe' from "\WINDOWS\COMMAND\" to "\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\". In "\Program Files\Zimbra\Zimbra Desktop\win32\jre\bin" rename 'plugin2' directory to 'plugin2_inhibit'.ĥ. Open in Orca and delete the VersionNT check line in 'LaunchCondition'. Open in hex editor and at address 5A85FCC, change 2C 01 to C8 00 (surrounding bytes = 01 03 00 00 00 2C 01 00 00 03).Ģ. The one that seemed most complete, including support for Exchange Server, was Zimbra. Due to extremely poor performance with the newer MS servers, I had a look around for a potential replacement for Outlook (2000 and XP versions, both are terrible).
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