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2010-01-17 , 22:23
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#911
Originally Posted by SonniBoy View Post
Where can the development of a solution be followed?
Within MfE, this thread - it didn't appear to be high on the priority list though, so it may be worth checking on whether there's a bug raised for it, and voting there (or raising a bug if there isn't one). The more people who show interest in an issue, the more likely it is to get addressed.

The third-part calendar synch app I mentioned has a thread at http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=40408 - I've not read much of it myself as I don't use Google mail/calendars.
 
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2010-01-17 , 22:42
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#912
Hi there. Have got MFE working well now after 1.1 update. Thnak you for th extra development here to get 2003 included !!!

One point of interest, when I get an email through gmail-imap4 i get a notification (yellow box) that states its an email and has the sender and subject line...

For MFE notifications, I just get a yellow box with the number of emails received since last checked. @5

(Does that make sense?)

No sender/subject details - is that the intention or am I missing something?
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2010-01-17 , 23:18
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#913
Originally Posted by Guber99 View Post
I tried it. N900 does have a service provider option that says gmail. I configure that, but no go. I went to gmail, and of course they only have instructions for S60, not for n900 how to setup IMAP, which I enabled in my gmail.....

N900, a failed email device
come on... configuring imap with gmail is so easy on the N900. Just look at what settings you have to use: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/a...y?answer=78799

the problem with modest right now is no imap-idle for real push.
thats a real shame yes

Also for people that are trying to use goolge calendar to sync. It should work fine (you could use www.nuevasync.com) but what is very important when using mfe with google is that you shouldnt sync more then once in 6 hours or once or twice a day!
 
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2010-01-17 , 23:19
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#914
With the PR1.1 update, I can sync email, calendar, tasks and contacts with my Exchange Server 2003 - thank you to the team who worked on this!

Should Notes be sync-ed, too? I cannot see any settings regarding notes in Settings | MfE on the N900.

I was previously syncing via Nokia PC Suite, and that transferred Notes ok from my Outlook.

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2010-01-17 , 23:28
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#915
Originally Posted by SonniBoy View Post
Ok, I will then just keep my fingers crossed and hope.
Contacts and calender two-way synchronization is very important to me, and this could be a dealbreaker, if this doesnøt work.
I hope that IMAP works well enough, and i then can find a way to stay synchronized
You can use nuevasync.com's free service to sync contacts and calendar.
IMAP is seriously borked atm, eg. it doesn't support IDLE, so no push and also doesn't sync the sent folder (which makes it useless in my book).
Look into Nokia Messaging for e-mail (push works, syncs sent mails) and nuevasync for contacts/calendar.
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2010-01-17 , 23:30
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Originally Posted by hge View Post
Honestly, I can't listen to this anymore that the update is coming soon. Also I'm very long working within Linux environment and I've never heard of "minor update" to prepare the big one.
You've never updated an updater?
 
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2010-01-18 , 08:28
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#917
If you want to have official Google support for MfE please vote for these bugs (especially the first one):

https://bugs.maemo.org/votes.cgi?act...ug&bug_id=6343
https://bugs.maemo.org/votes.cgi?act...ug&bug_id=5835
https://bugs.maemo.org/votes.cgi?act...ug&bug_id=5632

Thanks!
 
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2010-01-18 , 09:26
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#918
Originally Posted by janszoon View Post
For MFE notifications, I just get a yellow box with the number of emails received since last checked. @5

(Does that make sense?)

No sender/subject details - is that the intention or am I missing something?
Mine show the sender/subject details, so sounds like something's not working quite right on yours.
 
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2010-01-18 , 19:59
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Originally Posted by vitaly_repin View Post
Could you explain a use case a little bit more?

What is this "corporate packet data connection" exactly?
This look like the same problem that I have. My company Mail for Exchange will only serve requests that came through GPRS-type access networks and not the general Internet. To access these services, you should make a packet data call (even if there is a WiFi connection available, you should route MfE to this network; if you are using a 3G or GPRS connection to the internet, you should also use a different Access Point -- or even drop this 3G/GPRS connection, if you can't support two connections at the same time).

This type of arrangements have probably been made because of security concerns (even if beliefs rather than pure facts), i.e. the transmission path from the point to gateway is strictly contained within standard telecom packet networks.
 

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2010-01-18 , 20:23
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#920
Sad news about GAL support for Exchange 2003: http://wiki.maemo.org/Mail_for_Exchange#PR_1.1_3

We are really sorry for this. This is fixed internally but the corresponding release is not available publicly.
 

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