iPhone Activesync

[Bruce Marriner]

On 21.03.2013 02:31, Aleksander Machniak wrote:
> On 03/21/2013 04:48 AM, Bruce Marriner wrote:
>> I've noticed two things, well maybe three, when configuring an iPhone
>> for Activesync.  I'll need to test if this applies to other devices 
>> as
>> well.
>> 
>> When adding a phone the defaults only set the "Inbox" to sync and 
>> none
>> of the other folders.  This means, by default you cannot delete 
>> messages
>> on the iPhone or have sent messages go into your Sent folder.
> 
> Default set of folders is produced according to defined folder types 
> (in
> IMAP annotations). Make sure you have enabled and configured
> kolab_folders plugin in Roundcube. By default we auto-subscribe INBOX
> and folders in personal namespace annotated as:
> - mail.draft,
> - mail.wastebasket,
> - mail.sentitems,
> - mail.outbox,
> - event.default,
> - contact.default,
> - task.default,
> - event,
> - contact,
> - task
> 
>> Then, when you have shared calendars it doesn't display who they are
>> shared by.  So, if I have a couple of shared "Calendar" folders, they
>> all display as just "Calendar" and that can be a bit confusing.
> 
> This might be an issue. I personally didn't tested already any device
> with multi-folder support.

First, I am pretty new to Kolab so I'll try to describe things as best 
as I can :)  I hope I'm not too verbose.

I'm testing this off a fresh install of Kolab on CentOS 6.4 using the 
kolab meta package and the setup-kolab script.  The 
/etc/roundcubemail/main.inc.php has kolab_folders listed in both the 
$rcmail_config['plugins'] array, and the $mandatory_plugins array.   
There are no "isolated domains" setup or files being pulled by the 
include statement in the middle of the file.

The kolab_folders.inc.php file exists and Inbox, Drafts, Sent, Spam, 
and Trash defined along with default Calendar, Contact, and 
Configuration folders.  Again, no additional files are being included 
with the include statement.

Inside Roundcube I can see that in the Settings => Special Folders, all 
of the boxes looked appropriately defined.

I setup a Motorola XyBoard (Android 4.0.4) and it does the same thing.  
Only the Inbox is synced by default (along with Calendar, Contacts, 
Tasks).   It's also having another odd issue but I'll test that a few 
times and post a more specific message for it :)