> > Ever since my work place moved their mail services off of own Exchange > > servers to cloud based Office 365 I've been having problems sending, > > receiving and working with email using Evolution. > > > > Currently I'm running version 3.8.4 on Ubuntu 13.10 but this problem > > has persisted for a few versions. The problems I describe apply to my > > current set up using EWS but moving to IMAP did not help. > > In what way did it "not help". IMAP on Evolution is really quite solid.
I'm sorry I wasn't clear on this but I did not find IMAP to be better but I don't remember what problems I had with it. > > > I have two other accounts, IMAP, from other providers set up as well > > and have no problem with them. > > That sounds like it's a problem with the server then :-) Yes, this is definitely a problem related to the server - but most likely a combination of the server and Evolution as users who use MS Outlook with the same server seem to experience no problems. > unfortunately the EWS debugging info isn't there - try > > $ EWS_DEBUG=2 evolution > Thanks for this tip. This seemed to give me debugging information. When moving messages between folders, I got this error in the SOAP response message: <m:MoveItemResponseMessage ResponseClass="Error"> <m:MessageText>An internal server error occurred. Try again later.</m:MessageText> <m:ResponseCode>ErrorInternalServerTransientError</m:ResponseCode> <m:DescriptiveLinkKey>0</m:DescriptiveLinkKey> <m:Items/> </m:MoveItemResponseMessage> Googling "ErrorInternalServerTransientError" points to problems such as too many concurrent connections or too many queries in a given time period, meaning that some resource quotas that are assigned to each user in Office365 get used up. Usually my queries work if I try again later which would normally be illogical but could be explained by "my account having to regenarate resource quotas". Perhaps the EWS plugin is less efficient than MS Outlook... _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list [email protected] To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
