Bug opened: https://jira.z-hub.io/browse/ZP-1523

Hai, i can say, for this topic, it is all working now.
Only adding Davical with z-push makes it very unstable, but that is me i think, missing settings.
I’ll open a new topic for that and mark this one solved.

So basicly how im setup now, i’ll share it so other can use it/learn from it.

1 - default (catch-all-unconfigured ) host, contains the 302 redirects to mail-host
Redirect 302 /AutoDiscover/AutoDiscover.xml https://mail.domain.tld/Autodiscover/Autodiscover.xml
Redirect 302 /Autodiscover/Autodiscover.xml https://mail.domain.tld/Autodiscover/Autodiscover.xml
Redirect 302 /autodiscover/autodiscover.xml https://mail.domain.tld/Autodiscover/Autodiscover.xml

2 - server host, the default site for the server, (domain.tld), same as above the 302 redirects.

3 - mail.domain.tld host, contains z-push + activesync + autodiscover
+ aliasname autodiscover.maildomain.tld
! BOTH mail and autodiscover must have a correct SSL Certificate.

4 -SRV records for autodiscover is set in the DNS to https://mail.domain.tld

5 - All other new sites, in domain.tld get the 302 redirects to mail host is all we need now, as shown in step 1.

And resulting in, windows Mail/Android (gmail) and IOS (gmail) correctly configuring with autodiscover for mail contacts and calendar.

Hi kour1er,

I don’t know if currently someone’s working on it. Usually contributors assign the issue to them and fix in the matter of days.

Z-Push JIRA is already publicly open, you don’t need a special read access. If you’d like, I can grant you the community contributor permissions, so that you’re able to update issues, create branches and pull requests.

Manfred

@Manfred Man you are freaking awesome. That works. Thank you so much. I can now recreate my rules in Outlook and just have them move the emails to my archives. I am really excited. Thank you again.

You should upgrade. There are so many improvements and bug fixes that have been made over the past few years.

Are you using the zimbra backend? And, if so, what version?

I was hoping to not hear this…
Anyway, thank you @Manfred for your clarification.

Matteo

@fbartels,
my emClient does not sync properly contacts with Kopano:
https://forum.kopano.io/post/13399

So CardDAV-sync via Nextcloud would be a good alternative, as it works properly between mobile phone, laptop and my standalone Nextcloud server. ;)

Hi hahost,

I didn’t find anything regarding Clouflinux. Did you mean Cloudlinux?

Is installing from repositories not an option (https://wiki.z-hub.io/display/ZP/Installation)?

Did you check the webserver logs for errors? Is there anything in Z-Push logs?

Z-Push writes states and logs, so the webserver user must have write access to the configured directories.

Manfred

I use Apache for z-push - so that is an obvious place to look for you to start as you are using NGinx

In my mailbox.log file the entries show 2 IP Addresses - oip=Device_IP, Z-Push-Server_IP;

I do not have anything set in the z-push config file for
// define(‘USE_CUSTOM_REMOTE_IP_HEADER’, ‘X-FORWARDED-FOR’);
// define(‘USE_X_FORWARDED_FOR_HEADER’, true);
Both are commented out.

I have no issues with the DosFilter.

Hi nexttoyou,

if your system has the necessary Z-Push dependencies (php-imap, php-curl, php-xml etc) and a webserver, then you don’t have to install “real” Debian. As your release is based on stretch, you should use Debian 9 repository (http://repo.z-hub.io/z-push:/final/Debian_9.0/). (Z-Push is actually only a bunch of PHP files, so it probably would work with any Debian repository anyway).

Manfred

Some additional information as I’ve been watching this in real time now. This issue of email stop syncing happens reliably after approximately 1 hour, give or take a few minutes. At this point it does its final sync (as shown by the timestamp in z-push-admin) and then nothing further.

Currently, z-push-top no longer shows “Email” under additional information and new emails that are arriving in that mailbox are no longer pushed to the phone. If I open the email app on the phone and go to that account, they do show up. But it doesn’t pick up new email unless I pull-down to force a refresh.

z-push-admin still actually shows “Emails[2]” under synchronized data which is different from what I saw before. Perhaps it’s a matter of time when this updates as the phone is doing whatever-it-is doing (or not doing).

It’s unlikely that even in NATted installation your public hostname resolves to 127.0.0.1. It should always point to the eth0 IP because Zimbra binds certain port to that address, and if it’s localhost you will have certain services available only in loopback.

DoSFilter logs to mailbox.log, you should check there. But in case you got trapped here you would have noticed errors in z-push-error.log.

About the broken object I don’t think it’s really an issue. May happen, but if it’s logged it should have been taken care (or just ignored). If it happens often it could possibly slow down sync, because instead of sending a block of object it has to try and retry with smaller chunks, but I don’t think this could mean a delay of minutes or hours.

I’ve no more ideas, you try creative ideas to figure it out :)

Hi,
Can you tell me how you installed z-push on your synology?

Hi @kiran ,

Kopano is designed to also be your mail storage. Trying to work around this will lead to a sub par user experience.

Hi Manfred,

thanks for the links. I found the first one when googling, but it covers nginx and not apache. I was unsure how to translate nginx options like “fastcgi_read_timeout 3660” to apache syntax (I decided to translate it to “Timeout 3660” in the vhost section).

Thank you!
Sven

Hi Bernd,

What iPhone setting exactly are you referring to?

However, Z-Push only sends new or modified or deleted items to the phone. If they are there, Z-Push’s job is done. The mobile device then notifies (or not) the user if there’s a new item.

@BerndHaensler said in No Notifications in iOS 12:

@Manfred : Not for all calendar, only for Shared calendars.

Is it your private calendar you share with another nextcloud user? Or is it someone else’s calendar you configured on your phone? In that case how did you add it to your phone? What is the exact setup (also on nextcloud)?

Manfred

status update: changed from Xperia Z5 Compact (Android Nougat) to Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4 (Android Oreo 8.1). Works like a charm. No problems so far whatsoever. Most email clients seem to use the same system services to do ActiveSync, so they all had the same glitch, with one exception: nine, as mentioned before. they may have their own implementation. the only thing that concerns me is, older z-push versions have been working on my old phone.