- #Caldav exchange client Patch#
- #Caldav exchange client 64 bits#
- #Caldav exchange client plus#
- #Caldav exchange client windows#
OSX application DavMail-MacOSX-6.0.Ĭontributions are welcome, you can either submit a patch or create a Github pull request. Platform independent package davmail-6.0.1-trunk.zipĭebian package davmail_6.0.1-trunk-1_all.deb
#Caldav exchange client plus#
I am using personal calendars on iCloud plus a work calendar on Exchange, and eM Client is almost the only program that can do that (yes, Outlook with the iCloud plugin works, but it is spectacularly ugly).
#Caldav exchange client windows#
Windows standalone (with embedded Azul JRE-FX) package davmail-6.0.1-trunk-windows-standalone.zip I wanted a desktop calendar program as good as iCal for Mac, and the calendar component of eM Client is certainly that. Windows noinstall package davmail-6.0.1-trunk-windows-noinstall.zip
#Caldav exchange client 64 bits#
Windows 64 bits setup davmail-6.0.1-trunk-setup64.exe Then created two basic test entries with just a title via exchange web portal. First I had some other errors, so got Exchange team to wipe my calendar clean. Windows setup davmail-6.0.1-trunk-setup.exe Trying to sync with MS Exchange 2013 via davmail (4.7.2-1 on archlinux).
Latest working builds are now available on Appveyor: Downloadĭownload latest DavMail release on Sourceforge This git repository is synchronized with subversion repository in order to make contributions easier for Github users. Main project site is still on Sourceforge at. Security note: DavMail does not depend on Log4J2 and is thus not vulnerable to CVE-2021-44228Įver wanted to get rid of Outlook ? DavMail is a POP/IMAP/SMTP/Caldav/Carddav/LDAP gateway allowing users to use any mail client with Exchange, even from the internet through Outlook Web Access on any platform, tested on MacOSX, Linux and Windows Then, start EPIM 5.03+ and use File-> Synchronizations-> Add-> Outlook- Exchange and you should see your Kerio server profile there.DavMail POP/IMAP/SMTP/Caldav/Carddav/LDAP Exchange and Office 365 Gateway We can do that, provided we get test account(s) on some Kerio server.ĮPIM can also synchronize with Exchange server using MAPI (in this regards EPIM acts as Exchange client), so that might be also possible, but I would suggest to test it this way: set up your Outlook to work with Kerio (where Kerio acts as Exchange server, if it can). So it may well be that there will be some glitches, which means we need to tweak EPIM for Kerio specifically. However, CarDav and CalDav are quite vague standards and their implementations vary a lot. So, if Kerio can provide CalDav and CardDav interfaces (and as far as I know it can),- you should be able to synchronize Calendars and Contacts. We would really like to have all our employees share the same contacts, so I hope it IS possible with EPIM & Kerio.ĮPIM can generally synchronize Calendars over CalDav and Contacts over CardDav. Is it true that EPIM does not have "exchange functionality"? Because I found some topics about "ActiveSync" on the epim-forum, but I don 't know the difference between "exchange" & 'ActiveSync'. but 1st I can 't find "LDAP" anywhere in EPIM and 2nd if I understand correctly, these methods are not really syncing but rather searching or import/export? Is this correct - can 't we do the same with EPIM?įurthermore, I 've searched the Kerio website & found some explanation on LDAP, CardDav, CalDav, etc. At least, that 's what I hear from the firm who implemented Kerio Connect: it seems that Kerio only syncs contacts, calendar, todo 's & notes with Outlook because it 's the only client with "exchange functionality". However, it seems that there 's no way to sync contacts, calendar, todo 's & notes between EPIM & Kerio. Having EPIM communicate with Kerio is easy, using IMAP for the mails. We recently switched to a Kerio mailserver (Kerio Connect).
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