On 03/08/17 11:59, Denis OSTERLAND wrote:
Our Windows admins don´t open SMTP port on Exchange server and I found no way to connect git-send-email using MAPI.
So they don't open the 'Mail submission agent' port (587) or the 'SMTPS' port (unofficially 465) either?
Evolution seems to use unicode 0xA0 instead of ASCII 0x20 for ' ' and Windows line ending (CRLF).
How does Evolution access your Exchange server? Using evolution-ews or evolution-mapi? If you are using EWS, you might be able to set up a local 'DavMail' Gateway to access it using standard email protocols. See http://davmail.sourceforge.net/ . Then you could configure git send-email to use the local DavMail gateway.
Our company used to have an Exchange server (with Email submission ports open), but I set it up to send and receive outside emails via a Postfix backend running on a Linux box, because I didn't want to expose the Exchange server to the Internet directly. Also, I didn't trust Exchange enough to forward emails from 'git send-email' intact without breaking them in some way, so I configured git to talk to the Postfix server directly!
I have tried to send it to my account and foreward it using Outlook Web App, but it fails too. Seems like the only option is to use my private account, what I don´t want. Best regards Denis
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