@l0re
AFAIK there is no RSS Feed support in Kopano - i think you got this folder from an PST import (maybe outlook as source of the pst)

rg
Christian

@dbuggmbh can you specify this “on some mails”? Maybe it’s not the deskapp but the mail or some of its attachements?
Although webapp and deskapp are basically the same, there seem to be some slight differences.

@pixel
quote from Sidl Site:

SiKoDaD ist Open Source Software und bei uns erhältlich.

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Hi @chipsuk,

DeskApp primarily depends on the version of WebApp installed on the server. Using a modern WebApp could work, but is not actively tested (there may be features in the newer WebApp that don’t work with Zarafa like scheduling out of office for a time in the future).

AFAIK there is no relationship between DeskApp and WebApp versions.

Just use the latest version of DeskApp. DeskApp is basically a browser in-a-box and you would not stop updating your Chrome browser because you are using an old version of WebApp, would you?

@fbartels Thanks for that valuable advice!
It worked out fine. The DeskApp started!
Now I will see if and when it crashes again. I will report here.

Kind regards
slartibartfass

Hi @onex-de

Yes you are right. I only tested it with the main window from deskapp.

Kind regards
Basti

@externa1 Thank you, that helped.

@cpzengel

There is a --restore flag which restores from cpzengel.json or you can use --restore-file to restore from anyfile.json

Hi @fbartels
thank you for your information.
We use Kopano community private not for business.
Can you say when it fix it in community edition?
thanks.
best regards

@externa1

sorry, i don’t see it. Thanks for your help.

best regards
Michael

@robing It would be great if the DeskApp is made available as a Universal App so that it runs natively (and without Rosetta 2) on the new hardware with the Apple M1 SoC. Also, the adaptation of the app logo to the look & feel of macOS Big Sur would be great.

If the file format is something your computer should be able to open, but it’s not opening correctly, its file format may be associated with the wrong program. … Instead of trying to open the attachment directly from your e-mail client, save the attachment to your computer (e.g., save it to your desktop).

Regards,
Caleb

In the end its security features of Mailstore that are interfering here (and usually for the right reasons). Mailstore seemingly sets a “content security policy” (csp for short) that prevents that it gets embedded from other domains (like you have webapp at https://kopano.domain.com/webapp and mailstore at https://mailstore.domain.com, using a different port for both also makes it a different domain for the browser).

DeskApp is configured to ignore this by default, that is also why there is a WhatsApp plugin only for DeskApp and not for WebApp itself.

What are your options? You could modify the webserver serving Mailstore to override the csp to allow embedding from your WebApp domain. We have been doing something similar when it came to the integration of Mattermost into Kopano WebApp.

Works here on UCS, on KDE Neon 20.04.