Outlook ignores the followup flag with ActiveSync accounts as far as I know.
I had to install the Kopano Extension.

@afischer

Thank you for this great idea.

Found a little bug in GPO Path:
the “List of managed add-ins” is located under:
“…/Microsoft Outlook xxxx/”, not under “…/Microsoft Office xxx/”

In my case the full path was:
User Configuration/Policies/Administratives Templates/Microsoft Outlook 2013/Miscellaneous/List of managed add-ins

But it works. Now my OLook uses the “full url” when sending the OL-Invitation. Not very nice, but functionally.
The only thing i’m missing is the sync between OL-Calendar and teams-calendar. Hope this will be fixed soon

Thomas

@righter83 thx for the info. I made plans to switch to monthly or semi annual channels for not receiving the newest, buggy, untested updates. But hey nice to know that the long term channels are becoming the same problems, just later.

Hi @pd_marko,

do you have a way to reproduce this behaviour?

If the attachment was there, but is removed when moving the message this however sounds like an issue with Outlook itself as the move operation is locally at first (Outlook after moving the message only operates a move on the backend).

Hmmm. The problem seems to be gone with the latest Outlook 365 version. I assume the two affected computers did not have the same OL version, but I don’t know …

@fbartels I know - but as you see it is not a problem of only us so it is helpful to check that. I will now open a case and refer to this discussion which shows that there are several installations affected.

Hi @abijma,

it’s the store to save local Z-Push data (e.g the GAB entries).

Manfred

Hi Felix,

thanks for your replay. I am talking about a whole calendar folder missing including its calendar entries :(
Kalender (which is main calendar folder)
work (which is subfolder and not shown anymore)
subfolder2 (shown and synced by all devices)

Client A shows all calendar folders BUT this one. I will look into your links.

regards
thomas1977

Hi @Coffee_is_life

unfortunately this is a limitation with Outlook over activesync and therefore Microsoft disabled the buttons for these actions.

best regards
Mathias

Thanx. We will try this.

@aheinecke said in PGP Encrypted mail with Gpg4win and Kopano from Outlook:

he also basically wanted free support from me and you while his company uses both of our work for free… weeel,… software development costs money.

Yes, I was kind of expecting this already. Its kind of sad that if you make your software freely available, that people then also expect that your time to fix their own problems is free as well.

Thanks again for your offer. I have reached out internally to check what we can do here.

Yes, one workaround that I could imagine is indeed to configure an additional smtp account and use this one to send out mail. Another alternative would be to write the message instead with our WebApp and use https://www.mailvelope.com/en.

I had last KOE installed, tried on Outlook 2016 and 2019.

Since I also had a problem with my antispam “eating” the delivery report request (see https://github.com/E-F-A/v4/issues/193), I’ll have another round of tests with Outlook / Z-Push / KOE to confirm the working behavior and report back.

Thanks ;) I’ll check this ASAP.

@pfl said in GAB Issues:

The issue we had with the public folder was, that the users can’t create “Contact Groups”. Is there a workaround for this?

Yes, that is a general limitation of the ActiveSync protocol. The recommended way would be to use WebApp/DeskApp instead. Through WebApp/DeskApp you will also be able to setup permissions.

@Manfred said in Disable KOLE size limitation:

I’m not an Outlook dev expert, but I think it would be quite complicated to implement. Try contacting Kopano sales or support regarding this.

ok, I contacted support.

In spite of everything I am not clear how to use Kopano <-> KOE <-> OL in a meaningful way?
The structure of the mails described by me should be nothing special

@pixel said in correct installation KOE / Outlook-Account:

I see the old e-mails. When I set this setting for all users (all on the terminal server) the Outlook data file for each user grows extremely and in each data file are the public folders.
Is this correct or is there another way?

Yes thats correct outlook saves all mails (shared and public) to one ost file per user - and the max size is 50GB if you exceed this limit outlook does not work as expected anymore

best would be to use Kopano Deskapp

rg
Christian

this was fixed for me with the latest ms Offic eupdate.

Hi @Handyman,

can you attach a picture of what you are seeing?

That you only see the status and no further information (title, organiser, etc) is normal however. The ActiveSync protocol only exposes the general state and no details.

Hi @Manfred,

thank you for your help. We just figured it out. It has nothing to do with Kopano at all. We use virtual machines and the user just duplicated his for his workstation and laptop. This lead to Outlook having the same ID for active sync and therefor both machines interfered when running simultaneously. After a reinstall of the Office suite on the workstation VM everything works fine again.

Thanks again.