[SOGo] BTS activities for Friday, April 16 2021

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Title: BTS activities for Friday, April 16 2021





  
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  For the period covering: Friday, April 16 2021

  
  
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	Is it safe to truncate SQL table `sogo_cache_folder`?
	
	  
	
  
  


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AW: [SOGo] Active Sync with Outlook 2019

["Nagel, Peter"]

Hi,



this usally happens when there is no DisplayName set (or DisplayName is set to 
the EmailAddress). Where to set it depends on your underlying infrastructure 
(PostgreSQL, MariaDB, LDAP)



I've connected my Outlook 2019 via ActiveSync and on sending Mails everything 
is fine, From: contains "Peter Nagel "



Peter Nagel



Von: users-requ...@sogo.nu  Im Auftrag von Tobias 
Wilhelm
Gesendet: Freitag, 16. April 2021 15:40
An: users@sogo.nu
Betreff: [SOGo] Active Sync with Outlook 2019



Hi everyone,

we have a SOGo 5.0.1 server and connecting some client with EAS and Outlook 
2019. It's working so far but we faced a serious issue:

The "From"-Field contains two not separated email addresses which is not RFC 
compliant:

From: name.n...@domain.com  
 

It's tested with Outlook and some Android Clients. As long it's EAS, this from 
field is wrong. Some provider start blocking those emails because, as i said, 
they are not RFC compliant.

I know, Outlook 2019 is not officially supported, but Android is. Is there a 
way to change this behaviour? Does anyone can verify this? Mabye our Sogo is 
misconfigured.

Thanks in advance and have a nice weekend.

Tobias Wilhelm



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[SOGo] Active Sync with Outlook 2019

[Tobias Wilhelm]

  
  
Hi everyone,
we have a SOGo 5.0.1
server and connecting some client with EAS and Outlook 2019.
It's working so far but we faced a serious issue:
The "From"-Field
contains two not separated email addresses which is not RFC
compliant:
From:
  name.n...@domain.com 
  
It's tested with
Outlook and some Android Clients. As long it's EAS, this from
field is wrong. Some provider start blocking those emails
because, as i said, they are not RFC compliant.
  
I know, Outlook 2019 is
not officially supported, but Android is. Is there a way to
change this behaviour? Does anyone can verify this? Mabye our
Sogo is misconfigured.
Thanks in advance and
have a nice weekend.
Tobias Wilhelm
  
  




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