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1. COMMUNIGATE PRO SERVER ADROID MAC OS
2. COMMUNIGATE PRO SERVER ADROID ANDROID
3. COMMUNIGATE PRO SERVER ADROID PRO

Note that CommuniGate seems to implement CardDAV via. I understand that CardDAV does not support subgroups, so I guess that the big question is: where are these txt files stored?Īs a reference, please find here the result of a PROPFIND request on the root of the CardDAV folder. I will be grateful if you suggest a way to extract these contact subgroups programmatically. Even though I wrote a PHP script to convert vCardGroup to vCard, using this method is still very slow. When I export these subgroups from the web client, they are outputted as a txt file in a proprietary format called vCardGroup. However, the problem is that not all of the contacts show up in CardDAV in particular, the web client contains subgroups of contacts that are invisible in CardDAV. I have managed to access the CardDAV folders and to extract the vCards contained there. Since CommuniGate supports CardDAV, I decided to use this protocol rather than exporting the contacts manually from their web client, Pronto.

COMMUNIGATE PRO SERVER ADROID PRO

I need to migrate contacts from 70 email accounts stored on a Communigate Pro server. Not sure about the 0 seconds but it has resolved the problems with initial setup of IMAP accounts on iOS devices with our CommuniGate Pro server.How can I access all contacts on a CommuniGate Pro Server? I've changed mine to Disconnect after 100 errors and Deny access for 0 seconds. The default is Disconnect after 20 errors and Deny access for 15 minutes. The settings for the protocol error threshold and getting blacklisted are in Settings-> Mail -> SMTP -> Receiving -> Limits. The behaviour should not be considered a failure, and should not get the device blacklisted either. The obvious solution is configure the mail server - CommuniGate Pro -, so it won't blacklist the client who behave like this. The activities involved in the connection discovery are being logged by the server. After the SSL connection fails the user is given the option to connect insecurely.

COMMUNIGATE PRO SERVER ADROID MAC OS

The CommuniGate Pro Server application is installed on a server computer (or on a multi-server cluster) running any version of Unix, Linux, Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, or other supported operating system. IOS defaults to SSL (secure connection) and then offers to connect insecurely if that fails. CommuniGate Pro is a client - server platform. In comment, BillThor confirmed that above behavior was iOS's default behaviour. In your case, intended behaviour is directly connect via STARTSSL, bypassing SMTPS attempt so it won't be rejected and blacklisted again. Usually client will announce HELO with is IP address/hostname of the computer/handphone iOS BehaviourĪs I've never used IOS, so I can't tell you what iOS setting that caused this behaviour (or maybe this is default iOS behaviour). IP Address 10.33.64.161 seems to be IP Address from Internet Provider. In this case, iOS successfully connect to server. But the server doesn't understand it, so it give warning Unknown command until some limits then disconnect the client.īecause the initial connection rejected, IOS do fallback action and connect again to the server with STARTTLS. So, at initial the IOS attempted to connect with SMTPS (SMTP on top SSL protocol). Server with STARTTLS expect that initial connection will sits in unencrypted channel then move to encrypted channel.

COMMUNIGATE PRO SERVER ADROID ANDROID

The errors do not occur when setting up IMAP/SMTP on a Macbook (Mail) or PC (Outlook, Thunderbird), or Linux, or with the one Android device I've been able to test with. You can see the connection transaction below after putting in the IMAP and SMTP server names. We choose "Other" from the initial set of choices for provider in setting up the account. I'm trying to diagnose why when an iOS device like an iPhone or iPad is set up to use email with our server for the first time, these errors occur.