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2010-01-21
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#981
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Originally Posted by vitaly_repin
Turned off Calendar and Contacts. Still got the "Error in communication with Exchange server".
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2010-01-21
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Someone about 20 pages back reported a problem talking to an exchange server over 3G versus wifi. It was still under the sales release, however I am experiencing the same problem now on PR 1.1 talking to an exchange 2003 server.
I set up MfE to talk to my company's Exchange 2003 server, and initial and subsequent syncs work fine as long as my N900 is on wifi. However, as soon as I turn off wifi and let MfE try to sync over US t-mobile 3G (shows as either 3.5, 3G or 2.5 on status bar depending on signal, tower busy-ness, whatever), then MfE fails to sync saying it is unable to connect to the Exchange Server.
I turned on syslog and grepped out the lines with activesync in them, and looked through it. When I am only connecting using the 2.5/3/3.5G, I have entries in syslog that you see in the attachment gprs_fail.txt. Some intermediate rows that appear unrelated were deleted, and I changed my company's mail server hostname in the URL to protect the innocent).
So it appears the HTTP OPTIONS call is timing out after 30 seconds over 2.5/3/3.5G having received no data. When I change network carrier to wifi (WLAN_INFRA), the request appears to start working. The relevant part of the logs (again with stuff that appears unrelated removed, and my company's host name removed from the URL) is in the file wifi_works.txt.
Anyone, especially Vitaly ;-), have any idea what might be going on here? If someone in a position to help feels they need the full detailed syslog, I can send it privately with everything intact, or if you need me to search for particular things I can.
Some things I do know: I can get to the OWA web interface on the same exchange server host using the stock browser over https just fine over 2.5/3/3.5G, and MfE works over wifi, so the problem is not reaching the exchange server itself. The only thing I can think of is if somehow t-mo USA is blocking or mangling the HTTP OPTION request, except that I've been using MfE and Roadsync for years over GPRS happily with an n95 and then an e71.
Any other input I can provide or tests I can try and report on I will be happy to do. I prefer not to use wifi on a permanent basis to do exchange sync, and in fact testing this was the first time I've ever even connected my N900 to wifi.
Thanks,
Jonathan
I set up MfE to talk to my company's Exchange 2003 server, and initial and subsequent syncs work fine as long as my N900 is on wifi. However, as soon as I turn off wifi and let MfE try to sync over US t-mobile 3G (shows as either 3.5, 3G or 2.5 on status bar depending on signal, tower busy-ness, whatever), then MfE fails to sync saying it is unable to connect to the Exchange Server.
I turned on syslog and grepped out the lines with activesync in them, and looked through it. When I am only connecting using the 2.5/3/3.5G, I have entries in syslog that you see in the attachment gprs_fail.txt. Some intermediate rows that appear unrelated were deleted, and I changed my company's mail server hostname in the URL to protect the innocent).
So it appears the HTTP OPTIONS call is timing out after 30 seconds over 2.5/3/3.5G having received no data. When I change network carrier to wifi (WLAN_INFRA), the request appears to start working. The relevant part of the logs (again with stuff that appears unrelated removed, and my company's host name removed from the URL) is in the file wifi_works.txt.
Anyone, especially Vitaly ;-), have any idea what might be going on here? If someone in a position to help feels they need the full detailed syslog, I can send it privately with everything intact, or if you need me to search for particular things I can.
Some things I do know: I can get to the OWA web interface on the same exchange server host using the stock browser over https just fine over 2.5/3/3.5G, and MfE works over wifi, so the problem is not reaching the exchange server itself. The only thing I can think of is if somehow t-mo USA is blocking or mangling the HTTP OPTION request, except that I've been using MfE and Roadsync for years over GPRS happily with an n95 and then an e71.
Any other input I can provide or tests I can try and report on I will be happy to do. I prefer not to use wifi on a permanent basis to do exchange sync, and in fact testing this was the first time I've ever even connected my N900 to wifi.
Thanks,
Jonathan
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2010-01-21
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Originally Posted by vitaly_repin
Hello Vitaly,
Mmmm. I have expected to receive the text files with logs, not screenshots.
Don't worry. It was my fault. My instructions were not detailed enough. I have updated them. Could you repeat the experiment and upload textual representation of activesync log here? Thank you in advance and sorry for bothering you.
I see im the complete newbie
But this was the command I was searching for I attach here 3 logs. 1 is connection work and received Mail. 1 get error message Server not responding and 1 when I tried to send a Mail where I got the error message that sending failed.
Hope this helps you out, but I think I made a error anyways
And you are not bothering me Im bothering you with stupid errors
BR
Thomas
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2010-01-21
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Originally Posted by vitaly_repin
OK. But the mail list was not empty, you were able to see the emails which you have received during initial sync, am I right?
What happens if you do manual "Send/Receive" either from mail client or from MfE Setting applet?
As you have limited access to the device it would be better to take all the MfE logs from the device during your visit (including extended).
The instructions: http://wiki.maemo.org/Mail_For_Excha...g_ON_or_OFF.3F
Poka ne za chto.
Hi again, does mfe sync notes from exchange to notes on the n900?
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2010-01-21
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Originally Posted by ukdude
I'm afraid not. I asked this question a few days ago.
Hi again, does mfe sync notes from exchange to notes on the n900?
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=925
However, I can sync notes between Outlook on my PC and the N900 using PC Suite (I haven't tried Ovi Suite). I've been careful that MfE is setup to sync calendar, contacts, email, and PC Suite only does notes.
Simon.
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2010-01-21
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Hi Spooley,
Thanks for the info on notes.
Are you using mfe with hosted exchange and if so how efficient do you find it? Do you receive emails immediately?
Eug
Thanks for the info on notes.
Are you using mfe with hosted exchange and if so how efficient do you find it? Do you receive emails immediately?
Eug
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2010-01-21
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Hi, anyone know whats going on here?
OMA and Exchange Active Sync are enabled on the server (2003). From the look of it the server is returning a HTTP 500. Could be something to do with the Authorization: <skipped> bit?
Using a wifi point on the same network as the server, using http (80) not https.
Last edited by DaveR53; 2010-01-21 at 15:40. Reason: More info
Code:
activesync[1479]: HTTP REQUEST headers: activesync[1479]: User-Agent: N900/1.1 activesync[1479]: Host: xxxxxxx (removed) activesync[1479]: Connection: Keep-Alive activesync[1479]: Authorization: <skipped> activesync[1479]: MS-ASProtocolVersion: 2.5 activesync[1479]: Content-Type: application/vnd.ms-sync.wbxml activesync[1479]: Content-Length: 13 activesync[1479]: HTTP STATUS: 500 activesync[1479]: HTTP RESPONSE headers: activesync[1479]: Content-Length: 56 activesync[1479]: Content-Type: text/html activesync[1479]: Date: Thu, 21 Jan 2010 15:24:39 GMT activesync[1479]: MS-Server-ActiveSync: 6.5.7638.1 activesync[1479]: Pragma: no-cache activesync[1479]: Server: Microsoft-IIS/6.0 activesync[1479]: X-Powered-By: ASP.NET activesync[1479]: AS-LIB: FolderSync response received (500) activesync[1479]: AS-LIB: FolderSync ends with status 500 activesync[1479]: AS-LIB: Action execution ends with status 500 activesync[1479]: AS-LIB: FolderSync failed with status 500. Abort retrieving estimations activesync[1479]: AS-LIB: Action execution ends with status 500 activesync[1479]: ActionFullSync: ItemEstimate failed with status 500. Abort.
Using a wifi point on the same network as the server, using http (80) not https.
Last edited by DaveR53; 2010-01-21 at 15:40. Reason: More info
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2010-01-21
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I have a problem with syncing some contact images.
I exported all my contacts from my Palm Treo into VCARDS. All of the items imported perfectly. Even the images came in my N900.
But when i tried syncing the contacts with Zarafa (but thats not the issue here i think), most of my images got lost. I looked in the logs from Zarafa and found out that some contacts missed image information and some didn't. Today i put logging on for the as-daemon and i see these lines in the log (the relevant id = 621):
It doesn't find a photo with contact with id = 621 but this is the VCARD exported from my N900:
And it clearly has a picture.
622 doesn't have a picture and on my N900 and there it gives an error that it's not a PNG.
Anyone (Vitaly) knows whats happening here?
I exported all my contacts from my Palm Treo into VCARDS. All of the items imported perfectly. Even the images came in my N900.
But when i tried syncing the contacts with Zarafa (but thats not the issue here i think), most of my images got lost. I looked in the logs from Zarafa and found out that some contacts missed image information and some didn't. Today i put logging on for the as-daemon and i see these lines in the log (the relevant id = 621):
Code:
Jan 21 17:04:29 Nokia-N900-42-11 activesync[1383]: AS-CONTACT-GET: Jan 21 17:04:29 Nokia-N900-42-11 activesync[1383]: void Contact::getContactPicture(AsProtocol::ContactsApplicationData&) Jan 21 17:04:29 Nokia-N900-42-11 activesync[1383]: std::tr1::shared_ptr<Contact> AddressBook::getContact(const char*) aId=621 Jan 21 17:04:29 Nokia-N900-42-11 activesync[1383]: AddressBook::getContact: Contact found Jan 21 17:04:29 Nokia-N900-42-11 activesync[1383]: AS-CONTACT-ATTR: Ignore attribute 'VALUE' Jan 21 17:04:29 Nokia-N900-42-11 activesync[1383]: StoreProxyImpl::getContactVersion cannot find message id=621 Jan 21 17:04:29 Nokia-N900-42-11 activesync[1383]: AS-CONTACT-GET: Jan 21 17:04:29 Nokia-N900-42-11 activesync[1383]: void Contact::getContactPicture(AsProtocol::ContactsApplicationData&) Jan 21 17:04:29 Nokia-N900-42-11 activesync[1383]: ImageConverter::ImageConverter Jan 21 17:04:29 Nokia-N900-42-11 activesync[1383]: ImageConverter::processFile: File isn't PNG Jan 21 17:04:29 Nokia-N900-42-11 activesync[1383]: getContactPicture cannot convert image to jpeg. Jan 21 17:04:29 Nokia-N900-42-11 activesync[1383]: std::tr1::shared_ptr<Contact> AddressBook::getContact(const char*) aId=622 Jan 21 17:04:29 Nokia-N900-42-11 activesync[1383]: AddressBook::getContact: Contact found Jan 21 17:04:29 Nokia-N900-42-11 activesync[1383]: StoreProxyImpl::getContactVersion cannot find message id=622
Code:
BEGIN:VCARD VERSION:3.0 UID:621 REV:2010-01-05T18:54:09Z NOTE: BDAY:1968-08-14 PHOTO;TYPE=jpeg;ENCODING=b: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EMAIL;TYPE=OTHER:name@domain.tld FN:First Last N:Last;First;;; END:VCARD
622 doesn't have a picture and on my N900 and there it gives an error that it's not a PNG.
Anyone (Vitaly) knows whats happening here?
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2010-01-21
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Ok, I get the " Exchange account disabled.Access Refused" message
No SSL, so no need for certificates
Exchange 2007 OWA works fine.
Device is on latest update.
Non-Provisionable devices allowed.
Any help is appreciated.
No SSL, so no need for certificates
Exchange 2007 OWA works fine.
Device is on latest update.
Non-Provisionable devices allowed.
Any help is appreciated.
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2010-01-22
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Originally Posted by ukdude
No, I'm using my company's private Exchange Server.
Are you using mfe with hosted exchange and if so how efficient do you find it? Do you receive emails immediately?
Emails arrive on the N900 reasonably quickly (within a few seconds) during peak hours when I'm configured to be "Always on" (connected via WiFi).
Simon.
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