Re: OpenMoko + Exchange

2009-09-29 Thread Adolf Winterer
On Tuesday 29 September 2009 07:32:06 not12listen wrote:
 Adolf Winterer wrote:
  On Tuesday 29 September 2009 05:45:55 not12listen wrote:
  Al Johnson wrote:
   On Tuesday 29 September 2009, not12listen wrote:
   bringing this back from the dead...
  
   i've been off the OM boards for a bit, but my interest in owning one
 
  has
 
   not diminished in the slightest.
  
   my question still stands...  is there a reasonable method by which to
   connect an OM device to an exchange server?
  
   in all honesty, if there is, i'd run out and buy one tomorrow... :)
  
   again, i am VERY green when it comes to linux, but is there a way to
   package the Exchange connection add-on of Evolution to either Claws,
   Openmoko Mail or Qtmail?  or, is that idea much like re-inventing the
   wheel?
  
   What _exactly_ do you mean by 'connect to an exchange server'? I ask
   because
   for some people it means 'read my inbox' while others think it means
   'look and
   feel exactly as Outlook does.' There's a world of difference between
   them, and
   probably solutions for several points in between. What capabilities
   are deal
   breakers if missing, and which ones don't you care about?
  
  
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  my apologies for not being clear.
 
  i need to be able to view/reply to emails within my inbox and the
  folders inside, and also view/edit my calendar - all of this is hosted
  on an exchange server of course.
 
  There is a project under development, which does native MAPI for
  communication
  with Exchange servers, allowing access to all types of objects (folders,
  shared folders, calendar, contacts...). You may want to have a look at
  it: http://www.openchange.org/
 
  The functions are bundled into a library (libmapi), making them available
  to
  all applications that care to use the library. Early versions of
  interfaces
  to the library exist for Evolution and the KDE PIM framework Akonadi.
 
  - Adolf
 
  if any further clarification is needed, please let me know. :)

 so again, as i'm very green with linux, how difficult would this be to get
 working on an OpenMoko Freerunner phone?

You probably want to use a readily made package. I do not know if OpenChange 
is already available pre-packaged for the architecture the Freerunner use, 
but there are packages for Ubuntu and Debian.

Here I found a recipe for making the Debian package:
http://wiki.openchange.org/index.php/Debian

This should be applicable to the Freerunner's architecture. But sorry, I can't 
do this.

 and honestly, which model should i look at purchasing?



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Re: OpenMoko + Exchange

2009-09-29 Thread Lars Nooden
not12listen wrote:

 in all honesty, if there is, i'd run out and buy one tomorrow... :)

And the day after tomorrow MS would change the specs again to break it.

Is there an option to move off MSexchange to some reliable, modular,
standards-based services?  Kolab and Citadel top the list.

Regards,
/Lars

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Re: OpenMoko + Exchange

2009-09-29 Thread mobi phil
pine as IMAP client (http://www.washington.edu/pine/ ) works fine for me
with MS Exchange server.


regards
mobi phil
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On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 1:01 AM, not12listen not12lis...@gmail.com wrote:


 bringing this back from the dead...

 i've been off the OM boards for a bit, but my interest in owning one has
 not
 diminished in the slightest.

 my question still stands...  is there a reasonable method by which to
 connect an OM device to an exchange server?

 in all honesty, if there is, i'd run out and buy one tomorrow... :)

 again, i am VERY green when it comes to linux, but is there a way to
 package
 the Exchange connection add-on of Evolution to either Claws, Openmoko Mail
 or Qtmail?  or, is that idea much like re-inventing the wheel?
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Re: OpenMoko + Exchange

2009-09-29 Thread Nicolas Dufresne
I also use IMAP over exchange to read my office messages, just ask your
sys-admin, it's simple and secure.

regards,
Nicolas


Le mardi 29 septembre 2009 à 15:39 +0200, mobi phil a écrit :
 pine as IMAP client (http://www.washington.edu/pine/ ) works fine for
 me with MS Exchange server.
 
 
 
 
 regards
 mobi phil
 http://mobiphil.com
 
 
 
 
 On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 1:01 AM, not12listen not12lis...@gmail.com
 wrote:
 
 
 bringing this back from the dead...
 
 i've been off the OM boards for a bit, but my interest in
 owning one has not
 diminished in the slightest.
 
 my question still stands...  is there a reasonable method by
 which to
 connect an OM device to an exchange server?
 
 in all honesty, if there is, i'd run out and buy one
 tomorrow... :)
 
 again, i am VERY green when it comes to linux, but is there a
 way to package
 the Exchange connection add-on of Evolution to either Claws,
 Openmoko Mail
 or Qtmail?  or, is that idea much like re-inventing the wheel?
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Re: OpenMoko + Exchange

2009-09-29 Thread mobi phil
I can see my calendars (events,meetings shared with outhers). I do not have
however calendars in shared folders, if that is what you are reffering to. I
can write emails, however I did not try to write (probably would not work)
event/meeting invitations.
Pine is a command line tool, so if you have a terminal it should work, and
building it should be straighforward.

Will try it soon, once I will get my decend environment on openmoko.

good luck!

mobiphil

On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 5:17 PM, not12listen not12lis...@gmail.com wrote:




 Nicolas Dufresne wrote:
 
  I also use IMAP over exchange to read my office messages, just ask your
  sys-admin, it's simple and secure.
 
  regards,
  Nicolas
 
 
  Le mardi 29 septembre 2009 à 15:39 +0200, mobi phil a écrit :
  pine as IMAP client (http://www.washington.edu/pine/ ) works fine for
  me with MS Exchange server.
 
 
 
 
  regards
  mobi phil
  http://mobiphil.com
 
 
 
 
  On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 1:01 AM, not12listen not12lis...@gmail.com
  wrote:
 
 
  bringing this back from the dead...
 
  i've been off the OM boards for a bit, but my interest in
  owning one has not
  diminished in the slightest.
 
  my question still stands...  is there a reasonable method by
  which to
  connect an OM device to an exchange server?
 
  in all honesty, if there is, i'd run out and buy one
  tomorrow... :)
 
  again, i am VERY green when it comes to linux, but is there a
  way to package
  the Exchange connection add-on of Evolution to either Claws,
  Openmoko Mail
  or Qtmail?  or, is that idea much like re-inventing the wheel?
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 firstly, thank you to everyone that has chimed in. :)

 secondly, yesterday i reconfigured Evolution Email on my Kubuntu box
 specifically for communicating with our hosted exchange server via IMAP.
  to
 say that it was problematic, would be an understatement.  i'm sure the
 error
 was on my end.

 i did some research on what IMAP can and cannot do - by what i read, it
 cannot do anything with the exchange shared calendars, even my own at that
 point.  if that is accurate, then unfortunately, that is a show stopper for
 me - my ability to read/edit my exchange calender is absolutely required.

 this goes back to why i was curious if something similar to Evolution with
 its Exchange capabilities exists on the OM platform or not.

 and, i just did some more reading.
 http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998606.aspx

 if i'm not mistaken, M$ does offer a manner by which IMAP4 Rev1 can share
 out the calendar function via an IMAP type connection.

 also, Mobi Phil, do you used the shared calendar function as well as just
 the standard email portion?  if yes, would PINE run on an Open Moko device?
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Re: Broken Freerunner.. display ok, messages.. repairable?

2009-09-29 Thread Seth Rothenberg
 there was also a guy with a FR with a broken screen...

I have a freerunner with a cracked touch membrane.
My friend thinks it could be fixed, but I haven't
found an independent source of the part.
(haven't tried hard)

A used freerunner wasn't much more $ than
a repairand I may have a use for a tiny Linux
box even if you can't do Input.


Seth

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