Paul Borman
Wed, 08 Apr 2009 08:49:22 -0700
Hi Brad,Thanks for the kind response. I will look into the exchange2mbox utility as it sounds like it does the "hard" half. Anything I am able to come up with I will be glad to contribute back to your group. Like too many of us, I am not allowed to make getting mail to work impact my job (as if being forced to switch to Windows and use Outlook wouldn't!) but I do have a certain level of personal interest in finding the alternative :-)
One other question, do you know if anyone has built libmapi on MacOS X. I tried a few times but it quickly got messy with the dependencies on Samba 4, etc. At this moment I am using Ubuntu 8.10 for this work because openchange "just works" there. Who ever made those packages available and into Ubuntu, thank you thank you thank you!
-Paul
On Apr 7, 2009, at 11:01 PM, Brad Hards wrote:
On Wednesday 08 April 2009 11:24:06 am Paul Borman wrote:Hello,Hi Paul,First, thank you for taking on the project of OpenChange. It is greatto see these tasks tackled.Nice to be appreciated :-)My company was recently acquired by a corporation which does notsupport any standard mail protocols for e-mail access and thus we mustuse MAPI enabled mail clients. Since many of us would prefer to stay with our existing mail clients I am interested in an MAPI gateway. Two possibilities come to mind: 1) A simple proxy which supports incomming Secure IMAP connections and talks out MAPI out the back end. 2) A simply utility which reads mail using MAPI and forwards that mail to a different mail account via the SMTP protocol.We don't yet have such proxies. Contributions would of course be much appreciated.One thing that might be useful is a command line utility "exchange2mbox" which can sync a local mbox to a single user's exchange mailbox. It comes withopenchange.The only other suggestion I can make is that recent versions of evolution shipwith Exchange support (using OpenChange libmapi library). If you are a current user of Evolution, then that might be a possibility. HTH Brad
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