ActiveSync
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Seems to work well on iOS, thank you so much for finally implementing this!
However on macOS I can connect to it but it won't actually load my mails in the app:
Any idea what's wrong?
@andreasdueren the macOS mail app only implements ews (exchange webservices) and not eas (exchange active sync).
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wrote on Jun 2, 2024, 8:19 PM last edited by
@andreasdueren FYI, I found this Apple reference and it seems to imply a difference between mac OSX and iOS/iPadOS support... which was more clearly summarized by @fbartels:) And this Microsoft reference on the difference between EAS and EWS.
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In the latest package now has active sync enabled. It should be enabled without having to adjust configs just update to latest. Please report back any issues!
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How is this showing up resources wise? I would assume this will only impact, if active sync clients are used.
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ActiveSync is indeed a bit hard to test from my side. Is the main reason here that the logs are flooding the system or something else? Maybe we have to reduce logging. Have you looked upstream with SOGo to get some info on active sync and resource usage?
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ActiveSync is indeed a bit hard to test from my side. Is the main reason here that the logs are flooding the system or something else? Maybe we have to reduce logging. Have you looked upstream with SOGo to get some info on active sync and resource usage?
wrote on Jun 18, 2024, 1:59 PM last edited by@nebulon I cannot really post a log, because most of them contains folder names but it seams, that every device goes through all of its folders very often and it gets logged. 10 seconds of log, after the initial sync with the device, contained without spaces, 49534 letters in 53 lines. Mostly LIST and stuff like that.
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Have you tried to reduce the debug logs by editing
sogo.conf
in the app? For example there isSOGoDebugRequests
which may be good to have toNO
and there are potentially other config variables (after editing the file you have to restart the app). -
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