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So this is definitely an opportunity for OpenChange, now that after so much
hard work from Julien and the other committers we have stable MAPI mail
folders/contacts/calendaring. There are issues with PST import still (but there
is a workaround via IMAP).
Anyone here noticed these behaviours?
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El 30/11/2014 16:35, "Jelmer Vernooij" escribió:
> This:
>
> * sets us up for a future in which Samba is optional
The reason Samba will be optional in some cases is because as of 2013 MS
is introducing MAPIHTTP, where the mapi object transport is http not rpc.
If rpc is not needed then Samba is
the connection problems and delay on new profiles, all of which are on
github but also in the Zentyal packages.
I'm sorry it seems these fixes were too late for your use case.
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On Thu, Feb 13, 2014 at 10:12:14PM +0200, Raymond Potgieter wrote:
> Hi Dan, no such command on centos.. (builddep)
>
> Is it part of a tool set that I need to install first?
Yes, it's in yumutils, which is part of extras:
yum install yum-utils --enablerepo=extras
Dan
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On Thu, Feb 13, 2014 at 07:43:18PM +0100, Martin Simovic wrote:
> You can compile openchange from source against your existing samba
I guess Martin meant "from pristine source, ie git clone... "
If you do this, you may want to first use the yum-builddep tool to make sure
you have the development
Information only, this won't affect development, except maybe to make
OpenChange people feel a bit more comfortable, or perhaps large
corporate users who may care about things like software patents...
OpenChange appears on the Open Invention Network's definition of the
"Linux System" at entry 1232
s communicate with the Exchange server using exactly the
same library code as Outlook. When Evolution (not on Windows)
communicates with an Exchange server it uses entirely different,
non-Microsoft code, the equivalent to MAPI32.DLL being the libmapi
library.
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