ActiveSync
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@vladimir-d worked on enabling active sync for SOGo however I am a bit at a loss how to test this even on windows. For some reason I all the outlook/mail/office365 clients I have tried from Microsoft only support adding exchange server via the Microsoft account.
Does anyone have a good guide on how to add a custom active sync server so we can test and fix the SOGo app?
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Under windows 10 you can use the "Mail" app.
When you add an account you need to scroll down to the "Advanced setup"
And then you can choose Exchange ActiveSync as the account type:
The data for the server should look something like this, you can leave the domain setting empty:
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Can you use microsofts remote connectivity test site?
https://testconnectivity.microsoft.com/tests/O365Eas/input -
@fbartels unfortunately the "Mail" app which is installed on that machine only has exchange together with an MS account. But also the app icon is already slightly different. Not sure how I can get the older version of it back.
That's a bit of the issue with all those guides I found, little match to what I see.
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@nebulon you can use dockurr/windows for a simple throwaway machine with windows 10, just use the following docker compose file:
version: "3" services: windows: image: dockurr/windows container_name: windows environment: VERSION: "win10" devices: - /dev/kvm cap_add: - NET_ADMIN ports: - 8006:8006 - 3389:3389/tcp - 3389:3389/udp stop_grace_period: 2m restart: on-failure
after a docker compose up it will download the windows 10 iso, do an unattended installation and a few minutes later you can see the windows desktop through port 8006 or via rdp. This one above still has the old mail app as well.
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What is the format of the Activesync URL for SoGo?
I was trying to set it up on iOS which logs in fine but doesnt sync. Am assuming the Activesync URL is more than just the https://sogo.domain.name
Thanks.
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Thanks for the screenshots - all working now. Appears to be working well - this is a really good choice for email/calendar/contacts all synced to iOS now.
I also tried adding autodiscover DNS CNAME and SRV entries as per a post on the SOGO mailing list - but that doesn't seem to work. Might be nice if the correct DNS entries for this could be worked out to simplify client setup.
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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?
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@andreasdueren the macOS mail app only implements ews (exchange webservices) and not eas (exchange active sync).
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@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.