mrubinsk  Tue, 07 May 2013 13:30:48 +0000

Modified page: http://wiki.horde.org/ActiveSync
New Revision:  178
Change log:  More tweaks, clean up.

@@ -71,9 +71,9 @@
Email synchronization has been added in Horde 5. Since in some installs this could increase server load or may be otherwise undesirable, it is possible to deactivate email support via Horde's configuration, on the !ActiveSync tab.

!ActiveSync email support requires an IMAP server. POP3 is not supported. When used in the Horde groupware stack, it will use the same server that IMP is configured to connect to. It is recommended that this server support the QRESYNC server extension for performance reasons, though it will work without this. It can also help performance if an IMAP proxy is used. Some IMAP servers like e.g., Cyrus support QRESYNC but do not enable per mailbox MODSEQ by default. Enabling this on these servers will greatly improve performance.

-The only flags supported by !ActiveSync are the //seen// and //flagged for follow up// flags. Flag changes will be synchronized, but flag changes alone will **not** trigger a SYNC for performance reasons. The only thing that will trigger a SYNC is the arrival of a new message (technically, an increase in the NEXTUID value). Once this SYNC is triggered though, all message changes are taken into account - including any flag changes. +The only flags supported by !ActiveSync are the //seen// and //flagged for follow up// flags. Flag changes will be synchronized, but flag changes alone will only trigger a SYNC if per mailbox MODSEQ is supported on the server. Otherwise, the only thing that will trigger a SYNC is the arrival of a new message (technically, an increase in the NEXTUID value). Once this SYNC is triggered though, all message changes are taken into account - including any flag changes.

Since !ActiveSync does not support the //deleted// flag, messages in a mailbox with this flag are ignored when syncing. Deleting a message will produce the following actions:

* Deleting on the //device// will do one of two things; If the user has enabled a Trash mailbox then the message will be moved to that mailbox. Otherwise, the message is immediately expunged.
@@ -110,17 +110,13 @@
Clicking //Wipe// in the Horde interfaces for device management flags the server to send the wipe command to the device the next time it synchronizes. The next time the device attempts to request a command other then PING or OPTIONS, it will be wiped. The !ActiveSync preference page shows the status of all the user's devices. If the status is listed as //Pending//, and you wish to cancel the wipe request, you may do this by clicking the //Cancel Wipe// button. You should see the status be reset to //Provisioned//. After it is wiped, the status will be shown as //Wiped//, if you wish to allow the device to connect to your server again, you need to explicitly remove the device as a sync partner by clicking the //Remove// button. If you do not remove this entry, the device will continue to be wiped each time it reconnects to the server.

 ++ What works

-Contacts, Calendar, Task and Email syncing are all working. Note that not all devices support Tasks. Of the tested devices, iOS (versions < 5.0) and Android are lacking native Task applications. The !TouchDown client, Moxier Mail, and Windows Mobile both support Tasks.
-
-Client searching of an "Exchange Global Address List" (GAL) is supported, provided that Turba (or other application providing the //contacts// api) is configured to provide a GAL. See the Turba configuration for details.
-
-Provisioning along with remote wipe is also working on devices that actually support it. +Contacts, Calendar, Task, Notes and Email syncing are all working. Note that not all devices support Tasks or Notes. Of the tested devices, iOS (versions < 5.0) and Android are lacking native Task applications. The !TouchDown client, Moxier Mail, and Windows Mobile both support Tasks. Windows Mobile is the only client found so far that supports Notes.

For the complete feature set, sorted by ActiveSync version, see ((ActiveSync/FeatureGrid | Supported ActiveSync Features)).

-This code has been reported to work on the following devices:
+This following devices have been tested:
|| Device || Version(s) || Provisioning || GAL Searching || Notes || Verified EAS Versions || Autodiscover || || !BlackBerry !PlayBook || 2.1.0.1088 || ? || ? || Emails, contacts and calendars are synced, but the !PlayBook often resets the sync when connecting to 2 accounts || 12.1 || || || Google Nexus 7 || 4.1.2 || ? || ? || Emails, contacts and calendars are synced. Requires Horde >= 5.0.1 || 12.1 || || || HP !WebOS || 2.1.0 || Yes || ? || Contacts, Calendar, Tasks are working, for SSL with a private certificate you have to trust the certificate in the browser || 2.5 || ||
@@ -154,9 +150,9 @@
It's beyond the scope of this page to go into detail for each individual device. In general, you will need to create a new account on the device. The account type should be something like //Microsoft Exchange// or //!ActiveSync//. Some devices use //Corporate//. You will need to enter your normal Horde username and password in the appropriate fields. In the field for the server address, you should enter the **root** of the webserver or virtual host that hosts Horde. For example, if you host horde at http://host.example.com/horde then you should enter //host.example.com//. You can ignore any reference to a //domain// entry. If the device **requires** the domain entry (some Windows Mobile devices do this) you may safely enter any value.

A special note for the iPhone/iPod (and possibly others) - if you do not use a SSL enabled site you may receive errors about not being able to find the !ActiveSync server. If this happens, just continue, or save, or whatever your option is to continue. On the iPhone, after everything is completely set up, you must go back into the account settings and disable SSL.

-After the connection particulars are entered, you should choose to enable the folders that you want sync'd. +After the connection particulars are entered, you should choose to enable the folders that you want synchronized.

 ++ What to do if you have problems (or How to help us help you)

**First off, you should check the list of ((ActiveSync/KnownIssues|known issues)) to see if your problem is expected or not**. You can also check the Horde bug tracker to see if your issue has been reported already.

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