John Bieling
John Bieling
Thanks for the link, that explain that indeed all the properties which I exposed to managed storage can be accessed through policies!
Are you using the Flatpack version of Thunderbird 128? Or Snap?
Since I have not changed the version for TB115 and this is reported by users of the OLD version for TB115 and the NEW version for TB128, Microsoft changed something....
I do not think this is related to Thunderbird 128. Reports indicate that Thunderbird 115 is affected as well. It appears only certain Microsoft services are affected.
If you enable debug logging, you will find such an entry on all fresh synced (disabled and then re-enabled) calendars: ``` 1 14 0 ``` The server sends that he...
It may be time for some background information: My EAS provider was not written for Office 365 or big Exchange Servers (EWS). It was written for true Exchange Active Sync...
That estimate reference was just a hint. I am requesting the full changes after the estimate. But that request comes back empty.
If they really do use EAS, they could be affected as well. But I assume they use EWS instead. But this is all just guessing. Fact is I follow the...
It may be helpful to note which platform. So instead of **"same here"**, post something like **"outlook.com: OK"** or **"office365: NOK"**
> outlook.office365.com working TbSync v4.8 Provider for Exchange ActiveSync v4.8 That is even better!