Dekko 2 account settings
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I connect to Microsofts servers via IMAP and SMTP to read my mails of my company Exchange server. The connect details are:
imaps://username@company.com@pod51010.outlook.com/INBOX smtp://username@company.com@pod51010.outlook.com:587 -
@gdegrez mhmm, not using ssl might be a (bad) work around for now, but actually that is working with encryption... but I haven't got an idea what goes wrong there...
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One has to use in this case
STARTTLS.matthias
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@guru
I tried to enter the settings from Dekko2's GUI without success. In which file are these settings stored?
On my Android phone, I noticed that there are no outgoing mail settings for the exchange server. I guess it's because it's the same as the incoming mail server, right?An unrelated issue: when I click on "reply to all", the app crashes.
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@gdegrez said in Dekko 2 account settings:
@guru
I tried to enter the settings from Dekko2's GUI without success. In which file are these settings stored?They are stored in some database files and I found no way to change/add such configs. This is what I would call bad design.
On my Android phone, I noticed that there are no outgoing mail settings for the exchange server. I guess it's because it's the same as the incoming mail server, right?
No, at least the DNS and port could be different.
An unrelated issue: when I click on "reply to all", the app crashes.
Welcome in the club.
You will face more issues (search the forum to be prepared.) -
@guru said in Dekko 2 account settings:
They are stored in some database files and I found no way to change/add such configs.
Would you know the name of the file? At least, I could see the impact of changes performed with the GUI.
No, at least the DNS and port could be different.
Yes, the port is different. In your example, pod51010.outlook.com is the server's internet name, right? and it's the same for both incoming and outgoing servers.
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The account settings are stored in
MazDBfiles. You can find them by using something like (ofc with your account data):phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ for f in `find .config/dekko2.dekkoproject .local/share/dekko2.dekkoproject -type f` ; do grep guru $f ; done Binary file .local/share/dekko2.dekkoproject/mazdb/identities.db/000183.ldb matches Binary file .local/share/dekko2.dekkoproject/mazdb/identities.db/000073.ldb matches phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ strings .local/share/dekko2.dekkoproject/mazdb/identities.db/000183.ldb /identity/4 8{"data":{"email "guru@unixarea.de","type":"primitive"},"id":{ name Y4Matthias ApitzZW parentId replyTo signatur. Sent using Dekko from my Ubuntu device\nhttp://www.= P/ +49 176 38902045R~ <object"}Re/
MazDBsee http://launchpad.net/maz-db -
@guru Well, I could find the file for my first identity, but that includes no info on the outgoing and ingoing mail servers. And I couldn't find the files for the 2 other identities.
No way to set up my account on the exchange server. All attemps unsuccesful
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I spent some time glancing through the sources but could not find the way the account setup is written.
It's a pitty that the original developer can not help for whatever reason and no one else is giving a talk or a workshop, for example via webEx, to get others to speed.
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@guru Maybe you missed this but plans are underway for Dekko2 with a hackathon next weekend https://forums.ubports.com/topic/2645/dekko2-hackathon-one-week-to-go
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I've heard about it , but did not see any agenda or content. Will this be recorded or live streamed. My problem is, that I have had already compromised my participation in a Ramadama in an association and would need (for me) good reasons to cancel this.
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For info, seen on gitlab, we can see dekko 2 issues which should be addressed during hackaton :
For example :
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Please keep in mind: that doesn't mean all of them will be fixed. Just created a board and suggested some issues. 'Even if we only got a handful finished, I would be happy.' (thx Nicholas for lenting me your words ^^)
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Apart of fixing certain issues, what IMHO is most necessary is an architecture overview of the dekko processes/threads (as a schema) and of the source tree where's what piece of code. Is this planned?
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@guru
With Thunderbird on Ubuntu 16.04LTS, there's an add-on to connect to MS Exchange servers, with which I could connect successfully. Now, I see that the server ID includes the ews path, of the form exchange.company.com/ews/something.aswx
I didn't try yet with Dekko2, do you think that might work? -
No idea. Is this something via
evolutionbackend? I do connect to my Exchange mailbox via IMAP and SMTP which works fine, appart of calendar invitations. Sorry, but I'm not a M$ expert. -
@guru said in Dekko 2 account settings:
I connect to Microsofts servers via IMAP and SMTP to read my mails of my company Exchange server. The connect details are:
imaps://username@company.com@pod51010.outlook.com/INBOX smtp://username@company.com@pod51010.outlook.com:587Hi, I come back to your previous message. Are you connecting to the Exchange server with Dekko2, or with the web browser? If it is with Dekko2, I guess that the ingoing mail settings should be:
Server name: pod51010.outlook.com
Username: username@company.com
Port: (443 ?)
Security: SSL/TLS ?And, as far as the outgoing mail settings are concerned,
Server name: pod51010.outlook.com
Username: username@company.com
Port: 587
Security: SSL/TLSIs this correct?
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@gdegrez said in Dekko 2 account settings:
Incomming:Server name: pod51010.outlook.com
ok
Username: username@company.com
ok
Port: (443 ?)
993
Security: SSL/TLS ?
Force encryption (SSL/TLS)
Authentication PLAINOutgoing
Server name: pod51010.outlook.com
ok
Username: username@company.com
ok
Port: 587
ok
Security: SSL/TLS
Encryption: Use encryption (STARTTLS)
Authentication: LOGIN
Autheticate from server capabilities: ok
Allow untrusted certificates: okHIH
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@guru
Well, I enventually succeeded to connect to the account (although I had tried the same config. before without success).
But I just get the list of messages but the messages are empty (except for attachments) -
What have you configured in
Display Settings?
