I am currently looking at OpenXchange (OX App Suite) as alternative or extend my NextCloud to fullfil the groupware job (with missing of ActiveSync which is really a pain for me).
Does anyone of you have a history with both options?

ActiveSync is not nessesary for us, CalDAV and imap are working great. OX ist written in Java and Java sucks :) and the “webmailer” from nextcloud is lousy.
I will try to patch the 5 user licence from gromox/grommunio - it should be open source.

@marcusrieche i found something here how multi line entries should be handled issue in ez-vcard

@externa1 Well, it seems ucs system need a bit time. Now I can see the contact. But unfortunately, there is no possibility to add contact groups.
At present I think the possibility in public folders would be the best in our school. But the greates problem: I don’t see the contact groups in Outlook. And especially our headmaster works with Outlook. We have a Kopano subscribstion and I installed Kopano extension for Outlook as well. But unfortunately I cannot see / add contact groups in public folder. Does anybody see a possibily to use contact groups in public folder in Outlook as well ?

@bob4os

There is hope, see https://github.com/Z-Hub/Z-Push/tree/feature/ZP-1648-php-8.1-support
Maybe you should merge efforts?

Yeah, i love to see a reply on this…

Hi @adjiandov,

you already got an answer to this question in https://github.com/Kopano-dev/konnect/issues/56, maybe you missed it.

@mkuemmerle On point :)

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Hi Stefan,
this is nothing you can configure. Kopano does not save read-status on user basis.

Regards
Mathias

@bforpc Sorry for the late reply: We are working on it since last year. Current status is that in most scenarios the update is working fine, but not in all kinds of deployment. Univention has to fix some dependencies in order to get this working, we are currently waiting for this, and afterwards we can test these chances again and hopefully release the new version.

I experienced the same problem, but the crash is just due to a faulty version check in the Zarafa Client patcher (I used zarafaclient-7.2.4-52167.msi ). Further details and a patcher can be found in my blog: http://hardwarefetish.com/847-fixing-a-bug-in-zarafa-client-7-2-4-that-crashed-it-on-outlook-2013

In short, you just need to patch 75h to 72h on offset 2CBFh in VERSION.DLL in your Outlook Installation-Directory.
Hope that helps users experiencing the same problem.

@ckruijntjens OK… So if already fixed and not a bug, please tell others what you did wrong so that they maybe find it if issue occurs and directly have an idea to what have a look for…

@zafranmarwat I would recommend exporting to PST in Outlook :-)

AFAIK there is no fully automated way, email/calendar/contact migrations are always quite labor-intensive. But with a couple of VMs and a multi-monitor-setup you can do this in parallel from one PC… Quite doable.

@mpraunegger said in OUTLOOK DISCONNECTED WITH Z-PUSH ERROR:

// Max block deletions quantity threshold to evaulate a possible Folder re-sync trigger
define(‘DELETION_COUNT_THR’, 1000);

it seems to works.
Thank you very much to all.

Many different configurations are possible.

What distribution are you on?

How do you plan on authenticating your users? (ldap, or kopano db in mysql)

https://kb.kopano.io/display/WIKI/Postfix

You’ll also depend on proper SSL setup. One way to do it, using Letsencrypt.

EDIT:

(Assuming you are on latest current Ubuntu distro)

https://ubuntu.com/server/docs/mail-postfix

And lookup postfix letsencrypt guides, there are so many out there… I suggest as a building block to start with initial self-signed certs, once you have smtps auth working proper, then move your way up with letsencrypt.

Valid SSL cert is an important part, especially for Outlook.

Marc

@ckruijntjens Thanks alot for your appreciation! And thanks alot for your offer as well, but accepting donations as a company is quite a hazzle regarding tax, balance sheets, no proper paperwork to provide information about where this came from, and where it goes to.

And yes, we will continue with the community edition.

Hi!
well there was a little time and i found this blog:

https://www.uriports.com/blog/creating-a-content-security-policy-csp/
so I started creating my own CSP.

add this to your NGINX config:

add_header Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only “default-src ‘self’; font-src ‘self’; img-src ‘self’; script-src ‘self’ ; style-src ‘self’”;
and start the development tools of your browser.
in my Case i got 3 messages like this here:

13561e91-0f0c-40fd-99cb-12c0808e4a52-grafik.png

so I modified my policy with these 3 sha256 hashes:

417358fc-5c4b-464e-9d54-ec7a6ab0408d-grafik.png

Of course first with the add_header Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only and after there were no reports I activated my policy.
Now the https://observatory.mozilla.org reports an A+

BUT I did not perform a login…so switch back to report only and perform a login - there you will get a few more hashes ;)

br
Andreas

Has anyone gotten around to updating to Debian 11 with the z-push 10 .debs?

I’m tempted to try it out, but it would mean a fairly big interruption as I’m running on bare metal