z-push and N900 Mail for Exchange

[Alain abbas]

zpush version  must be the 1.2.2 or 1.2.3RC


Alexander Schröter a écrit :
> Am 19.02.2010 23:03, schrieb Thorsten Schnebeck:
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>> Am Freitag 19 Februar 2010 21:53:30 schrieb Alexander Schröter:
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>>> Am 19.02.2010 13:51, schrieb Gavin McCullagh:
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>>> But now the sad part ... not working yet :( My phone is a N900 and I am
>>> using the following setup.
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>> What version of z-push have you installed? You can not use the latest 1.3 stuff.
>> You need at least a post-42.2009 N900 firmware. Current firmware is 3.2010.02-8
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> Hi current N900 firmware is 3.2010.02-8 so high enough.
> z-push backend I used 1.3 RC2 which I guess is the one you tell me I 
> should not use ... which one is it than?
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>>> E-Mail Address: the one specified in kolab for my account
>>> User Name: the username without the domain
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>> wrong, its with domain
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> Thought so since I had problems loging into imap without domain.
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>>> Password: according to the user
>>> Domain: my kolab servers maildomain
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>> IIRC this is for z-push only a dummy info.
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>>> Server: my kolab server
>>> port 443
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>> if you want to use https you have to fight with nokias certification set-up and there are some really long threads on maemo.org about this ;-)
>> Please use for a first try port 80 and http without certs. You can also use openvpn to secure your client server connection. The N900 has strong openvpn support.
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> Ok I tried the non secure connection and I got something about internal 
> error ... which I guess is what you mean with don't use the 1.3 z-push?
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>>> and check secure connection
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>>> But the error I get with this setup is "Error. Either Exchange server
>>> requires secure connection or account is disabled"
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>>> So I checked my account and well it's enabled. And I got my ca
>>> certificate and installed it on my n900 to make sure its there.
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>>> But still same error. Can somebody point me in the right direction. I
>>> also thought it might be relvant I am using a 2nd apache setup which I
>>> heard could make some trouble in a couple of situations.
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>> For the first shot use Port 80 and only sync the calendar. Next step are contacts. Then you have everything kolabbackend supports so far and you can play with https and certs :-)
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> will do that ... thanks for the help ... its much appreciated
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>> HTH
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>>    Thorsten
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