On 25 Jan 2019, at 0:16, chairep...@mailbox.org wrote:
I couldn’t make it work. MailMate repeatedly asked for the password
although it was correct. The log shows: Server response: “A0 NO
LOGIN failed”.
How did you manage to configure it?
I don't recall any specifics; it was nearly two years
I couldn’t make it work. MailMate repeatedly asked for the password although it
was correct. The log shows: Server response: “A0 NO LOGIN failed”.
How did you manage to configure it?
> Am 24.01.2019 um 13:50 schrieb Charlie Garrison
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> On 22 Jan 2019, at 17:28, chairep...@mailbox.org wrot
On 22 Jan 2019, at 17:28, chairep...@mailbox.org wrote:
Bad news. I have to use exchange to handle my work emails. I would
rather use mailmate but mailmate doesn’t support exchange. That’s
too bad. I’ve tried davmail to get mailmate handle it but with no
success. The exchange server doesn't su
Bad news again. The local administration doesn’t allow IMAP/SMTP. For now I’ll
switch to Apple mail to handle my private and work email account. Maybe you,
Benny, will support exchange in the future even if it is not as reliable as
IMAP. I’ll miss you MailMate ;)
I’ve ask the local administration to allow IMAP/SMTP. They opened a case. Maybe
they enable IMAP/SMTP. I’ll wait for it and tell you later.
> Am 22.01.2019 um 15:55 schrieb Robert Brenstein
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> Exchange supports IMAP/SMTP as such. However, this must be enabled by the
> local administration
Exchange supports IMAP/SMTP as such. However, this must be enabled by
the local administration and that is not always the case. My wife has
exactly same situation: one client has their Exchange server with
IMAP/SMTP turned off and forwarding is not allowed. Another client with
Exchange allows I
On 22 Jan 2019, at 13:27, Alain Israel wrote:
Same for me, Mailmate wors fine with Exchange (potential caveat ,
there are multiple Exchange versions), except for handling the
keywords. I have never heard of Exchange that does not support
imap/smtp, neither forwarding. But I am not an expert.
Same for me, Mailmate wors fine with Exchange (potential caveat , there
are multiple Exchange versions), except for handling the keywords. I
have never heard of Exchange that does not support imap/smtp, neither
forwarding. But I am not an expert.
Alain
On 22 Jan 2019, at 13:14, Laurent Michel
Euh… I’m a little surprised. I have mail mate setup against
outlook.office365.com as an IMAP server and it works fine.
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Laurent
On 22 Jan 2019, at 1:28, chairep...@mailbox.org wrote:
Bad news. I have to use exchange to handle my work emails. I would
rather use mailmate but mailmate doesn
Bad news. I have to use exchange to handle my work emails. I would rather use
mailmate but mailmate doesn’t support exchange. That’s too bad. I’ve tried
davmail to get mailmate handle it but with no success. The exchange server
doesn't support neither imap nor smtp. Forwarding mails isn’t allowe
Thanks for clarifications and ideas. We will figure out something that
works for us.
On 16 May 2017, at 12:50, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
On 10 May 2017, at 17:38, Sam Hathaway wrote:
MailMate only works with Exchange if the Exchange server has IMAP and
SMTP access enabled. It sounds like thi
On 10 May 2017, at 17:38, Sam Hathaway wrote:
MailMate only works with Exchange if the Exchange server has IMAP and
SMTP access enabled. It sounds like this Exchange server doesn't.
One alternative might be to use DavMail, which provides
standards-compliant protocols in front of a proprietary
Good morning,
On 11 May 2017, at 1:38, Sam Hathaway wrote:
One alternative might be to use DavMail, which provides
standards-compliant protocols in front of a proprietary Exchange
server. http://davmail.sourceforge.net/
+1
I use this to access $work’s exchange server. I set it up ages ago a
MailMate only works with Exchange if the Exchange server has IMAP and
SMTP access enabled. It sounds like this Exchange server doesn't.
One alternative might be to use DavMail, which provides
standards-compliant protocols in front of a proprietary Exchange server.
http://davmail.sourceforge.ne
Mailmate works with Exchange, this is the configuraton I am using
(except for the IMAP keywords). But I use port 993 (and 587 for SMTP).
Alain
On 10 May 2017, at 16:59, Robert Brenstein wrote:
I have been trying to connect to the new server of my client and kept
failing. Today, I finally got
I have been trying to connect to the new server of my client and kept
failing. Today, I finally got a response from their support which
states:
*IMAP does not work with our Exchange server as the ports in question
are locked down on our firewall for security reasons.*
*The only way to connect
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