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From: Holger K. <hol...@gm...> - 2005-11-18 14:02:51
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> 1st, using "tls" rather than "ssl" mailsync cant connect to Courier
> because it tries on port 143. Strange...
That is not strange, that is by design. tls uses same port as nonencrypted imap. ssl uses higher port. I need tls here.
> 2nd, using "us...@so..." cause an authentication error, so I set it
> as plain "user".
That depends on server setup. If the server has more than one domain, it is wiser to use the complete email adress as login name.
> 3rd, the following config moved messages, but didn't preserve the
> structure, which for me is very important because the executive types
> who (want this Exchange server in the first place), have Gigabytes of
> saved mail and will freak out if the structure blows up.
I hope you test with test accounts.
> Can you suggest any changes that might make transfers keep the tree
> structure intact?
>
Maybe try to omit the prefix in exchange . Like
store exch {
server {exchange.mycompany.com/user=test/ssl/novalidate-cert/norsh}
ref {exchange.mycompany.com}
pat *
passwd sectret_shake
}
All servers i tried so far didn't need this. But i never used exchange with mailsync, so i don't know if the use a special layout.
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