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gabby131

2010-07-26 22:36

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

3g connection really discharges the battery quick. i dont have 3g on my n900 but i can tell because i am using a device that has 2g and 3g.

also, my n900 drains 10 percent of power every 30mins using joikuspot (n900 is the client and my n86 is the host). so ad-hoc connection also is a battery killer.

but in any case, my only problem in mfe on n900 is the sorting of e-mails (unread, received and from). but i realy like the sync on the calendar. works superb!

pavlik

2010-07-27 06:42

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

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Hello,

I have a weird problem with MfE. I can not synchronize mail with exchange server. It kind of worked before. The problem started when I deleted and created same MfE account on my N900 several times (:rolleyes: I know but I will not go into details why for now).
After I set it up first sync goes fine. I can send e-mail but when I try to manually run synchronization it fails with

"Exchange server is not responding. Verify that account settings are correct."

error. Any idea what is wrong and how to fix it without re-flashing?
I am synchronizing mail and calendar. If I sync calendar only it works fine. If mail is included in sync it fails.

I attached activesync log. I edited the log file slightly to change my company name to "mycompany" and my login to "myname".

Thanks in advance for advise,
-Pavel

gabby131

2010-07-27 10:35

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

@pavlik

try a full re-synchronization. it worked for me when i had the same issue

pavlik

2010-07-27 14:28

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

gaby131, thanks. Full synchronization does work while the "normal does not" - how wierd. Anyway I guess I'll be pressing two buttons now instead of one for the sync. thanks again.

Coffee

2010-07-27 22:49

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

I guess that must be a stupid question, who would have thought anyone would need to reinstall MfE, silly me.

pavlik

2010-07-28 00:41

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Quote:

Originally Posted by Coffee (Post 767081)

I guess that must be a stupid question, who would have thought anyone would need to reinstall MfE, silly me.

Yes, I assume this is not what normal people do all the time :)

well my bigger problem is that with MfE I can send an e-mail if I type a destination address but I can not reply to a recived e-mail. So I thougth that this is because of my e-mail alias and reconfigured it to be firstname.lastname@company.com instead of username@company.com - it did not help. I reconfigured it back and now I cannot even sync.

gabby131

2010-07-28 01:08

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Quote:

Originally Posted by pavlik (Post 767187)

is your domain and server correct?

you can get the domain from your workplace by asking someone who has e-mail on a mobile device. the server i believe must be like mail.company.com and port should be 443 (secure connection).

pavlik

2010-07-28 01:25

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Quote:

Originally Posted by gabby131 (Post 767198)

is your domain and server correct?

I assume it is correct because full synchronization works fine, but maybe I should check my settings. My IT gave me instructions on how to configure client on iphone, palm, winmo, symbian but they do not know anything about Maemo. the server info and port should be fine. But domain is unclear. For most other devices it is empty. I tried a few domain options I could "creatively" think off (companyname, companyname.com, internal.companyname.com) but got connection error. So i left domain empty. Maybe I should revisit the settings.

gabby131

2010-07-28 01:31

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Quote:

Originally Posted by pavlik (Post 767211)

that should be fine. in meamo, you just need a domain and a server address. so your okay. if full resync is working, your mfe should be working fine as well.

in your settings, tweal the peak days, hours etc.
i recomend peak hours should be always on and off peak should be every 15 mins.

check the resync of your messages. select retrieve all if you want older messages to be synced. :)

Rob1n

2010-07-28 07:54

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Quote:

Originally Posted by pavlik (Post 767187)

well my bigger problem is that with MfE I can send an e-mail if I type a destination address but I can not reply to a recived e-mail.

I had the same problem. You need to edit the To: address(es) and remove the quoted name(s), just leaving the email address.

Saturn

2010-07-28 16:54

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Quote:

Originally Posted by pavlik (Post 766032)

Hi,

Your problem looks similar to:
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...postcount=1152

hope it helps

pavlik

2010-07-28 21:04

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Thank you very much. Yes, it does look like my problem. I started reading the thread but somewhere on page 70 gave up and read a few pages at the end. Posting 1152 eluded me :)
Thanks again for the help. I would not have looked for m4eflders app

jerra

2010-07-30 15:00

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

I had MfE ith Google working OK. Then came the new Ovi Update and I thought it would bring full synch support so I tried synching. Well it it didn't work nor does MfE for Google after my short adventure.

I have tried deleting the MfE account setting it up again, completely deleting contacts and calendar(N900) but it fails on the calendar synch. Had some strange problems with contacts but it seems ok now. The error I get is "Exchange server not responding". BUT a Full Resynch always works and the scheduled synchs works after that as long as I don't edit the calendar.

I could live with this, just have to remember to manually go to settings and do full resynch, I thought I'd check if someone experienced something similar.

jerra

2010-08-06 19:29

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

I re-flashed my N900 and configured MfE the first thing I did and now it works!

rmerren

2010-08-09 06:23

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Quote:

Originally Posted by tokuro (Post 692578)

I also noticed much incresed time needed to enter to a folder. For example, when i select inbox, it'll think about 20 - 30 sec, before i can see the content. Right after i got 1.2, it was ok. it seems to get slower everyday...

Did anyone find a solution to this problem? I am having the same issue. If I do a dbus-monitor, I can see a whole string of dbus errors churn out while this delay is taking place. Would love to hear if someone knows how to fix this.

pelago

2010-08-09 09:13

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Quote:

Originally Posted by rmerren (Post 780071)

It might be helpful if you copied and pasted the dbus errors here (or into bugs.maemo.org).

rmerren

2010-08-09 22:24

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Quote:

Originally Posted by pelago (Post 780166)

It might be helpful if you copied and pasted the dbus errors here (or into bugs.maemo.org).

Good idea. Here is the deal: I ssh into my phone so that I can do the dbus-monitor in the background. I pipe it into a file and then click on an email in the inbox. I get a long delay during which dbus-monitor is pumping out tons of these:

Code:

method call sender=:1.71 -> dest=org.freedesktop.Notifications serial=99757 path=/org/freedesktop/Notifications; interface=org.freedesktop.Notifications; member=CloseNotification

   uint32 163

signal sender=:1.31 -> dest=(null destination) serial=99227 path=/org/freedesktop/Notifications; interface=org.freedesktop.Notifications; member=NotificationClosed

   uint32 163

method call sender=:1.31 -> dest=com.nokia.HildonSVNotificationDaemon serial=99228 path=/com/nokia/HildonSVNotificationDaemon; interface=com.nokia.HildonSVNotificationDaemon; member=StopEvent

   int32 165

method return sender=:1.31 -> dest=:1.71 reply_serial=99757

method call sender=:1.71 -> dest=org.freedesktop.Notifications serial=99758 path=/org/freedesktop/Notifications; interface=org.freedesktop.Notifications; member=CloseNotification

   uint32 162

signal sender=:1.31 -> dest=(null destination) serial=99230 path=/org/freedesktop/Notifications; interface=org.freedesktop.Notifications; member=NotificationClosed

   uint32 162

These look remarkably like the list of integers at the beginning of the file /var/lib/gconf/apps/modest/accounts/Mail@32@for@32@ExchangeID/%gconf.xml:

Code:

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<gconf>

        <entry name="notification_ids" mtime="1281391489" type="list" ltype="int">

                <li type="int" value="163"/>

                <li type="int" value="162"/>

                <li type="int" value="160"/>

                <li type="int" value="159"/>

                <li type="int" value="158"/>

                <li type="int" value="157"/>

                <li type="int" value="156"/>

                <li type="int" value="155"/>

                <li type="int" value="154"/>

                <li type="int" value="153"/>

                <li type="int" value="152"/>

                <li type="int" value="151"/>

                <li type="int" value="150"/>

                <li type="int" value="149"/>

                <li type="int" value="148"/>

I don't know if the list is exactly the same, and if it is growing at all (though the update timestamp on the xml file is current, so it has been updated). So what is generating these notifications? If I delete the "li" nodes, will I break something? Will they get replaced?

I would love to hear any thoughts from anyone (including whether I should put all this into a new or existing bug in the maemo bugzilla) before I go around deleting from gconf files willy nilly. I pulled the modest source code from the repository (open source rocks!) but have not found anything of interest related to notifications, or to the dbus call above...but I have only started pouring through it.

rmerren

2010-08-09 22:27

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

I should add that the method calls mentioned previously are followed by LOTS of these errors:

Code:

error sender=:1.31 -> dest=:1.71 error_name=org.freedesktop.DBus.GLib.ErrorError reply_serial=99776

   string "Method invoked for CloseNotification returned FALSE but did not set error"

method call sender=:1.71 -> dest=org.freedesktop.Notifications serial=99777 path=/org/freedesktop/Notifications; interface=org.freedesktop.Notifications; member=CloseNotification

   uint32 142

error sender=:1.31 -> dest=:1.71 error_name=org.freedesktop.DBus.GLib.ErrorError reply_serial=99777

   string "Method invoked for CloseNotification returned FALSE but did not set error"

method call sender=:1.71 -> dest=org.freedesktop.Notifications serial=99778 path=/org/freedesktop/Notifications; interface=org.freedesktop.Notifications; member=CloseNotification

   uint32 141

error sender=:1.31 -> dest=:1.71 error_name=org.freedesktop.DBus.GLib.ErrorError reply_serial=99778

   string "Method invoked for CloseNotification returned FALSE but did not set error"

method call sender=:1.71 -> dest=org.freedesktop.Notifications serial=99779 path=/org/freedesktop/Notifications; interface=org.freedesktop.Notifications; member=CloseNotification

   uint32 140

error sender=:1.31 -> dest=:1.71 error_name=org.freedesktop.DBus.GLib.ErrorError reply_serial=99779

   string "Method invoked for CloseNotification returned FALSE but did not set error"

method call sender=:1.71 -> dest=org.freedesktop.Notifications serial=99780 path=/org/freedesktop/Notifications; interface=org.freedesktop.Notifications; member=CloseNotification

   uint32 139

error sender=:1.31 -> dest=:1.71 error_name=org.freedesktop.DBus.GLib.ErrorError reply_serial=99780

   string "Method invoked for CloseNotification returned FALSE but did not set error"

method call sender=:1.71 -> dest=org.freedesktop.Notifications serial=99781 path=/org/freedesktop/Notifications; interface=org.freedesktop.Notifications; member=CloseNotification

   uint32 138

gabby131

2010-08-16 12:43

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

hi!

im having a hard time with the n900's mfe for the last few days. whenever it syncs, the synchronization always fails with an error banner "Configured server is not an Exchange server".

well my first option was a reboot but no changes. i contact our IT regarding this and confirmed that all my settings and inputs are correct.

i tried to wait until today, and if my mfe still fails, i need to run here.

please advise, thanks.

Rob1n

2010-08-16 13:03

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Quote:

Originally Posted by gabby131 (Post 788046)

im having a hard time with the n900's mfe for the last few days. whenever it syncs, the synchronization always fails with an error banner "Configured server is not an Exchange server".

well my first option was a reboot but no changes. i contact our IT regarding this and confirmed that all my settings and inputs are correct.

Sounds very odd that it suddenly decides the server isn't an Exchange server :confused:

Anyway, I'd suggest enabling logging and seeing whether anything useful is reported. The other thing you could try is to delete the account altogether and rerun the setup from scratch.

gabby131

2010-08-17 01:42

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob1n (Post 788068)

thanks....just got the time to deal with this. i did the enable logging and the text file attached is the .log file (i honestly dont know what that 76000 char txt file is :D)

i perform a back-up before i delete and re-do my mfe, but still same results. thanks :)

UPDATE: with some unexplainable reasons on my part, my mfe just re-sync! i mean it is working now!, before that, the warning banner says that Exchange account was disabled......then after that, the mfe folder was synced :)

Rob1n

2010-08-17 08:05

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Quote:

Originally Posted by gabby131 (Post 788785)

Looks like it was an issue at the server side anyway. The client connected to the server okay, then sent an OPTIONS request. The response didn't contain any MS-ActiveSync headers though, so wasn't from an Exchange server. So either an Exchange server, IIS server or proxy server issue.

Anyway, glad to hear it's all working now - make sure you disable logging again though, otherwise you'll soon run out of rootfs space!

gabby131

2010-08-17 16:49

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob1n (Post 789034)

Anyway, glad to hear it's all working now - make sure you disable logging again though, otherwise you'll soon run out of rootfs space!

i just disabled the logging, figured out when my usual 65mb of rootfs becomes 55mb without any treatments. thanks and the MFE wiki helps.....a lot :)

EDIT: i also agree that the problem is on the Server, we just got a new IT Tech.

gabby131

2010-08-17 17:56

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

okay, my Rootfs is still draining after this and this. reduces the rootfs by 0.1mb every sync. reboot will fix it but then again, draining space every sync. (or maybe im just paranoid)

Rob1n

2010-08-17 18:39

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Quote:

Originally Posted by gabby131 (Post 789618)

okay, my Rootfs is still draining after this and this. reduces the rootfs by 0.1mb every sync. reboot will fix it but then again, draining space every sync. (or maybe im just paranoid)

You've uninstalled sysklogd? The rootfs space usage shouldn't be anything to do with logging then - have you checked to see where the extra space is being used (if it's fixed at reboot then it's probably under /tmp, as that'll get cleaned on boot)?

gabby131

2010-08-18 00:46

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob1n (Post 789664)

ahahaha! my bad. i jus deleted the syslog folder and did not perform the

Code:

apt-get remove sysklogd

command.

everything is running okay now, still loosing rootfs space but the normal and usual way.

thanks. :)

droll

2010-08-19 01:01

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

folks, i installed sysklog daemon yesterday night to troubleshoot a synch issue with MfE. and then i noticed something very interesting in the logs!

the calendar synch actually talks to the exchange server and retrieves quite a bit more information about an appointment. i see 2 critical pieces of information that i would love to have : meeting initiator / originator, and a list of attendee names + their email addresses.

i've had a look at the sqlite db that used by the calendar app and did not see this information in the schema? i also do not see this information exposed in the calendar app.

is there anyway to get this short of hacking camel and / or the calendar app? i would really love to get this information as this is the only glaring omission from mfe synch that i am missing from my windows mobile days.

actually, the other glaring omission is when i get a meeting request, i have no idea WHEN and WHERE the meeting is supposed to be until I accept it, which is kinda pointless.

any ideas on how to achieve this quickly and painlessly?

BigBadGuber!

2010-08-19 01:43

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Did Nokia terminate Vitaly?

Techark

2010-08-19 01:45

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Quote:

Originally Posted by rmerren (Post 780887)

Code:

method call sender=:1.71 -> dest=org.freedesktop.Notifications serial=99757 path=/org/freedesktop/Notifications; interface=org.freedesktop.Notifications; member=CloseNotification

   uint32 163

signal sender=:1.31 -> dest=(null destination) serial=99227 path=/org/freedesktop/Notifications; interface=org.freedesktop.Notifications; member=NotificationClosed

   uint32 163

method call sender=:1.31 -> dest=com.nokia.HildonSVNotificationDaemon serial=99228 path=/com/nokia/HildonSVNotificationDaemon; interface=com.nokia.HildonSVNotificationDaemon; member=StopEvent

   int32 165

method return sender=:1.31 -> dest=:1.71 reply_serial=99757

method call sender=:1.71 -> dest=org.freedesktop.Notifications serial=99758 path=/org/freedesktop/Notifications; interface=org.freedesktop.Notifications; member=CloseNotification

   uint32 162

signal sender=:1.31 -> dest=(null destination) serial=99230 path=/org/freedesktop/Notifications; interface=org.freedesktop.Notifications; member=NotificationClosed

   uint32 162

These look remarkably like the list of integers at the beginning of the file /var/lib/gconf/apps/modest/accounts/Mail@32@for@32@ExchangeID/%gconf.xml:

Code:

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<gconf>

        <entry name="notification_ids" mtime="1281391489" type="list" ltype="int">

                <li type="int" value="163"/>

                <li type="int" value="162"/>

                <li type="int" value="160"/>

                <li type="int" value="159"/>

                <li type="int" value="158"/>

                <li type="int" value="157"/>

                <li type="int" value="156"/>

                <li type="int" value="155"/>

                <li type="int" value="154"/>

                <li type="int" value="153"/>

                <li type="int" value="152"/>

                <li type="int" value="151"/>

                <li type="int" value="150"/>

                <li type="int" value="149"/>

                <li type="int" value="148"/>

Deleting the <li type="int" value="148"/> does no good they will just all come back with the next sync of mail.
It also does not speed things up any.
I am having the same problem of the long pregnant pause opening the mail box.
Not sure what is causing it but I tried to delete those already.

coolice

2010-08-21 23:00

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Hi !

I am syncing with Sherweb hosted exchange 2007 service.

Every time, when I am clicking on an email attachment to open it or save it, it is ALWAYS says : "File Error".

Can somebody help me how could I fixed this, even through x-terminal ? Any ideas ?

Many thanks for your time and help,

Andrew

oskarcek

2010-08-23 19:44

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Since this is my first post, i do apologize if this is not the right place to post this answer.
I have problems because making a profile in Mail for Exchange it actually does the synchronisation with Google server the first time when profile is created, but the profile is not saved and the button not present in the task bar with the option to do a manual sync. So anytime i start the option Mail for Exchange from the system menu, i should give all the credentials and start a new account which is then not saved...Any suggestions...Thank you.

kenga

2010-08-24 04:42

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

1 Attachment(s)

Can anyone help me with my sync problem.
Google sync stop working after ~3-4 week of using. The only I found to have it working -- create new calendar.
Here is log attached.

cyeung

2010-08-29 02:20

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

MfE (syncing Google Calendar and Contacts) has broken on me a couple times now, and it has been happening whenever I add an appointment on my n900. Ideas?

arkanoid

2010-09-01 23:14

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

I've got *very* annoying problem with MfE and Nuevasync:

http://forum.nuevasync.com/forum/pos.../562.page#3158

pavlik

2010-09-03 18:59

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

2 Attachment(s)

I have a wierd problem with MfE and my corporate e-mail account - I cannot send large e-mails. Sync works OK most of the time but when I try to send e-mail it fails.

Last night I first sent a tiny e-mail "2" in the subject line and "Small" in the body. It went fine. Next I tried to send slightly bigger e-mail. "long e-mail" in the subject line and "this e-mail will not go through for some reason" in the e-mail body. It failed. In the LOG I see:

PHP Code:


		
			
Sep  3 00:21:06 Nokia-N900 activesync[1324]: AS-LIB: SendMail response received (901)

Sep  3 00:21:06 Nokia-N900 activesync[1324]: AS-LIB: Action execution ends with status 901

Sep  3 00:21:06 Nokia-N900 activesync[1324]: ActionWarpper - action completed with result 901

Sep  3 00:21:06 Nokia-N900 [1601]: activesync: AS-MODEST: HandleOperationCompleted() aOperation [0], aArguments = [(nil)], aStatus = [901]

Sep  3 00:21:06 Nokia-N900 [1601]: activesync: protocolwrapper.cpp Line 547, void HandleOperationCompleted(void*, AsDBusOperation, void*, int, const char*, const GPtrArray*): Thread 0x84820 AS CAMEL: D-Bus EVENT RECEIVED. Operation[0] Error[901]

Any idea what this 901 error is? How come it can send 142 bytes but fails sending 1058.

I am running PR1.2 and installed MfEfolders and sync only Inbox. I read through this entire thread and WikI but did not find anything that helps in my case. Please help, I do not want to request a blackberry just to reply to corporate e-mails.

Full logs of sending tiny and longer e-mail is attached in zip format. For longer e-mail log file is also attached in TXT. tiny e-mnail was sent at 00:16; longer e-mail (that fails) at 00:18. IMEI number and login/server names are replaced. I would appreciate any advice on this.

oweng

2010-09-04 09:25

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

So Hotmail now supports exchange / activesync?

http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=61438

I always get 'error in communicating with server'

Any ideas?

son1c

2010-09-09 12:42

Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls

Hi at all!

My Maemo was running with our exchange really good for a long time!
But after i deleted the exchange account last week it doesnt work any more.

The syslog give the fowolling results.

PHP Code:


		
			
Sep  9 11:51:14 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: CurlConnectionManager: sendReceive attempt 2: CancelErr=901

Sep  9 11:51:14 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: ASDAEMON: ICListener IAPs count = 1

Sep  9 11:51:14 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: ASDAEMON: ICListener proxyHost: usessl = 1, proxy_host = (null) 

Sep  9 11:51:14 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: HTTP REQUEST:  POST https://[domainname]/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync?Cmd=GetItemEstimate&DeviceId=356938031333405&DeviceType=SmartPhone

Sep  9 11:51:14 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: ASDAEMON-CONN: startSession start, aWait=90 seconds

Sep  9 11:51:14 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: ASDAEMON-CONN: CURL-CONN-CALLBACK: Action=1

Sep  9 11:51:14 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: ASDAEMON-CONN: CURL-CONN-CALLBACK: Action=2

Sep  9 11:51:14 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: CurlConnectionManager: sslctxfun callback enter

Sep  9 11:51:14 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: ASDAEMON-CONN: CURL-CONN-CALLBACK: Action=1

Sep  9 11:51:14 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: Certificates: cert_verify_callback

Sep  9 11:51:14 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: Certificates: ok = 1, cert = 0x1aaf58, err = 0

Sep  9 11:51:14 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: ASDAEMON-CONN: CURL-CONN-CALLBACK: Action=2

Sep  9 11:51:14 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: ASDAEMON-CONN: CURL-CONN-CALLBACK: Action=1

Sep  9 11:51:28 Nokia-N900-02-8 [1093]: activesync: AsStatusIndicator::displayEvent(0)

Sep  9 11:51:59 Nokia-N900-02-8 [1093]: activesync: AsStatusIndicator::displayEvent(2)

Sep  9 11:52:02 Nokia-N900-02-8 [1093]: activesync: AsStatusIndicator::displayEvent(1)

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: ASDAEMON-CONN: Cancel connection

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: ASDAEMON-CONN: CURL-CONN-CALLBACK: Action=4

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: ASDAEMON-CONN: startSession end, ret=0

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: AS-PERF: Transfered 0 bytes in 90 seconds. Transfer rate is 0 Kb/sec

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: CurlConnectionManager: sendReceive attempt 3: CancelErr=901

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: HTTP REQUEST headers:

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: User-Agent: N900/1.1

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: Host: plank.dyndns.info

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: Connection: Keep-Alive

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: Authorization: <skipped>

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: MS-ASProtocolVersion: 2.5

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: Content-Type: application/vnd.ms-sync.wbxml

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: Content-Length: 1285

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: HTTP STATUS: 0

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: HTTP RESPONSE headers:

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: AS-LIB: GetItemEstimate response received (901)

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: AS-LIB: Get estimate failed with HTTP status 901

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: AS-LIB: Action execution ends with status 901

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: ActionFullSync: ItemEstimate failed with status 901. Abort.

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: ActionFullSync::doExecute end

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: ActionWarpper - action completed with result 901

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: SyncScheduler::onSyncCompleted aStatus=901, mForcedSchedule=-1

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: StoreProxyImpl::freeSpaceAvailable avail=388620, blocks=516052, aSize=0, bsize=4096, result=1

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: UiNotifier::showInfoBanner aId=10

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: UiNotifier::showInfoBanner aText=Exchange server is not responding. Verify that account settings are correct.

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: QString StoreProxyImpl::getUpdatedItems()

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: currentUploaded=''

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: ASDAEMON-SYNC: Sync mail complete: Camel ActiveSync provider is notified

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: ASDAEMON-SYNC: Successfully sent the notification that the sync has been finished

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: ASDAEMON-SYNC: Successfully sent the home applet notification

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: AsStatusManager::handleSyncCompleted(1, 901)

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 activesync[1526]: AsStatusManager::handleSyncFailed(1, 1, 10)

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 [1443]: activesync: modest_activesync_plugin_on_queue_changed(0) 

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 [1093]: activesync: systemmonitor.cpp Line 148, static void AsSystemMonitor::statusListener(AsSystemMonitor*): AsSystemMonitor::statusListener() begin

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 [1093]: activesync: systemmonitor.cpp Line 178, void AsSystemMonitor::updateLastEvent(): AsSystemMonitor::updateLastEvent(): disabled

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 [1093]: activesync: systemmonitor.cpp Line 156, static void AsSystemMonitor::statusListener(AsSystemMonitor*): AsSystemMonitor::statusListener() end

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 [1501]: activesync: as_progress_widget_activity_changed(0x2424a0, 0x21cca8) 

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 [1501]: activesync: as_progress_widget_activity_changed(5) got 

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 [1501]: activesync: as_wp_progress_activity_changed(5, 0x22fc20) start

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 [1501]: activesync: as_wp_progress_activity_changed() end

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 [1501]: activesync: as_progress_widget_activity_changed() end 

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 [1501]: activesync: AsFullStatItem::handleStatisticsUpdated(51, 0, 0)

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 [1501]: activesync: AsFullStatItem::handleStatisticsUpdated(49, 0, 0)

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 [1501]: activesync: AsFullStatItem::handleStatisticsUpdated(47, 0, 0)

Sep  9 11:52:44 Nokia-N900-02-8 [1501]: activesync: as_wp_progress_show_error_note() start

Sep  9 11:52:45 Nokia-N900-02-8 [1093]: activesync: systemmonitor.cpp Line 148, static void AsSystemMonitor::statusListener(AsSystemMonitor*): AsSystemMonitor::statusListener() begin

Sep  9 11:52:45 Nokia-N900-02-8 [1093]: activesync: systemmonitor.cpp Line 178, void AsSystemMonitor::updateLastEvent(): AsSystemMonitor::updateLastEvent(): disabled

Sep  9 11:52:45 Nokia-N900-02-8 [1093]: activesync: systemmonitor.cpp Line 156, static void AsSystemMonitor::statusListener(AsSystemMonitor*): AsSystemMonitor::statusListener() end