In the details tab I have search base as "ou=people". My secure connection says SSL (which doesn't make sense to me as I have ssl off in davmail.). I marked as default i have auto-complete on I have 'using dn' and my domain/exchange name for the login (under authentication).
#DAVMAIL DOMAIN TRIAL#
Like with IMAP, the first time you send, EVO will ask for your password.Īddress book & Contacts ( NOTE this took some trial and error to get it the way I wanted): I went to that screen in Evo, and created a new address book of type ldap. I have no encryption turned on and do have 'requires authentication' on and 'plain' type and use my domain/exchange credentials. On main tab of DavMail's set up: I have turned on IMAP, SMTP, CALDAV HTTP and LDAP & specified ports.Īs per my early post, I just create an IMAP account and 'point to' this IMAP server, which for me is just localhost ort.Īlso in evolution while setting up the IMAP account, in the sending email i specified the SMTP server as the one provided by DAVMail (again local host). Now that I am at work, I can give some better info. Any other suggestions or hints are very much appreciated. I'd like to ask the forum what needs to be enabled on our server in order to evolution-mapi to work with it, and if any specific URL is required other than Access to any debugging info or logs produced by the MAPI extension would also be great. We tried using the server designated in the homeMTA attribute in our AD, but it specifies an internal server which is inaccessible from outside our network. We consistently receive logon failures, despite trying several URL variations (domain only, etc).
When presented with the account creation screen (similar to this) we are providing the URL used with Outlook (under Outlook Anywhere, Connect to Microsoft Exchange via HTTP) and Entourage when off the network for the 'server' field, and the appropriate username and domain.
#DAVMAIL DOMAIN INSTALL#
We're using F11 and have run 'yum install openchange evolution-mapi'. Blocks generally indicate a rejection of the email message but a valid email address.We're using Exchange 2007 and are trying to get Evolution to work with it. Bounces generally indicate an invalid email address.
SMTP codes are categorized as "bounces" vs "blocks" by internal human review. In certain cases, such as when the email is being relayed through an intermediary SMTP server, the remote SMTP server may not be the same as the MX record for the domain. Meaning, unique identifiers present in SMTP codes are removed so that SMTP responses can be grouped for analysis. That means that open rate data is tied to the actual emails sent on a particular day.īounce and block codes are the codes as returned by the remote SMTP server after having been de-personalized. Generally, you'll notice an increase of an open rate for a domain for a day over the course of 14 days, since not all open events occur the same day an email is sent. Every day, open statistics are updated for the last 14 days.
Bounces and blocks are updated in real-time.
Send and open statistics are updated daily.
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