Thanks Julien. Indeed that notification works, how can the
openchangeclient to fetch just one email notified by the notification?
I've also tried to use exchange2mbox, but got following an error, I
guess it might be the problem of the mbox file??
$ xchange2mbox -u --database=/home/work/TestMail/Profile/profiles.ldb
--profile=Test2000Exchange
--mbox=/home/work/TestMail/Mbox/mbox
ldb_msg_find_element: NULL
{+] Synchonizing mbox with Exchange mailbox
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Thank you.
Jim
Julien Kerihuel wrote:
> On Thu, 2007-08-02 at 17:35 +1000, yhus Hu wrote:
>
>>How can I set up to call openchangeclient to fetch mails into an Inbox
>>rather than to print out mails on a stand output?
>
>
> openchangeclient can't.
>
> You should be using exchange2mbox instead (man exchange2mbox):
> exchange2mbox provides a way to synchronize an Exchange mailbox with a
> mbox file. The tool is developed so it only retrieve mails not already
> stored in the message ID index database and reflect changes back to
> the Exchange server if local message copy are deleted.
>
> Basically it creates a mbox file you can read with mutt or any other
> messaging client supporting mbox.
>
>
>>I've set "--storemail="/home/work/TestOpenChangeMail/Inbox", but the
>>mails were still print out on the stand output, only a frame dump file
>>MAPIIN~2.TXT in the Inbox.
>
>
> storemail only retrieves and store attachment files from you Exchange
> mailbox messages (man openchangeclient):
>
> Store mail attachments on the local filesystem in the specified
> directory.
>
>
>>How does the --notifications works with command line openchangeclient?
>>Or, it is only working with a grafic email client?
>
>
> Still from openchangeclient man page:
>
> Monitor NEWMAIL notifications in the Inbox folder and display summary
> on standard output.
>
> If you want to test it, open 2 shells:
> 1. run openchangeclient --notifications in shell #1
> 2. Send an email to this exchange account with openchangeclient
> --sendmail in shell #2
>
> On shell #1, you should have something similar to:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ openchangeclient --notifications
> [+]New mail Received!!!!
> Parent Entry ID: 0x8814000000000001
> Message Entry ID: 0x1223000000000001
> Message flags:
> MSGFLAG_UNMODIFIED (0x2)
> MSGFLAG_FROMME (0x20)
> Message Class: IPM.NOTE
>
>
>>I have also tried to run a server, following the howto.txt, it seems
>>there is only a command to call "smbd -d3 -i -M single", does that
>>mean that the server is running with in the smbd, or shoud there be
>>another command to run server?
>
>
> OpenChange server side runs within smbd. It benefits from Samba4 modular
> architecture to register new endpoints and offers new features (Exchange
> Address Book provider in our case).
>
>
>>Then I try to create a profile to connect to the server, it failed and
>>printed out following error, but debug messaes from smbd seems success
>>for NSPI except a single_terminate from NT_STATUS_END_OF_FILE? Seems
>>something I was missing on the set up ?
>
>
> Indeed. When you complete profile creation successfully, you also have
> NspiDNToEph and NspiGetProps debug strings on stdout:
>
> [...]
> ##### in NspiQueryRows ####
> emsabp_fetch_attrs: Comparing instance_key 0x6a91 with 0x6a91
> emsabp_fetch_attrs: INSTANCE_KEY matches
> NspiQueryRows : Success
> ##### in NspiDNToEph ####
> NspiDNToEph : Success
> ##### in NspiGetProps ####
> emsabp_fetch_attrs: Comparing instance_key 0xab7 with 0xab7
> emsabp_fetch_attrs: INSTANCE_KEY matches
> NspiGetProps : Success
> ##### in NspiUnbind ####
> single_terminate: reason[NT_STATUS_END_OF_FILE]
>
> In your case, the only reason why it fails at this stage of the process
> is that it didn't find homeMDB attribute in the Samba4 Active Directory
> user's record you are searching. It sounds to me like you have forgotten
> to run ./script/oc_newuser.
>
> That's the best I can do with the info you posted on the list.
>
> Regards,
> Julien.
>
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