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====Know working hardware====
 
====Know working hardware====
 
Tested and working with WinMobile 6.1 on a HTC TyTN II over a NON SSL connection (mail-push not yet tested).
 
Tested and working with WinMobile 6.1 on a HTC TyTN II over a NON SSL connection (mail-push not yet tested).
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Darrell, I installed Zarafa manually using custom templates/db settings and have most everything working flawlessly including the Outlook plugin, and z-push to a WM6 device and I am EXTREMELY impressed.  I have a desktop, laptop and my Samsung i760 in perfect sync.  The z-push actually "pushes" and emails, calendar, contact changes happen almost instantaneously.
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I have a couple of pointers if you are still working on this project.
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I notice you use the "db" setting for your users.  I found the unix plugin a superb tool.  It automatically adds all system users and keeps them in sync including password changes and user additions/deletions.  It works on the fly.  The only drawback is the fact SME uses weird user/group numbering so you have to include users from 5000 up and then exclude all groups by configuring uniz.cfg to a high range like 10001-10001.  I also did not include admin as one of the users due to the limitations on how the unix plugin handles users/groups.
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1- You need to add an alias for z-push to work.
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Alias      /Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync  /var/www/html/z-push/index.php
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2- I also placed a rewrite rule to force https.
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RewriteRule ^/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync(/.*|$)    https://%{HTTP_HOST}/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync$1 [L,R]
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3- You can sort junk email to zarafa and have it automatically placed in the Junk E-mail folder.  This works in the .qmail-junkmail template.  Note the -qj switch.  This tells zarafa-dagent to place the email in the Junk E-mail folder.
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| /usr/bin/zarafa-dagent -qj <username>
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Some other notes:
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I totally disabled horde (no big loss there) and pop and imap.  I run zarafa on the standard ports and transitioned 15 users last night.  Some using Outlook (pop) and they didn't notice anything.  A few use webmail and I left the alias alone and those users all logged in this morning to a big surprise and they were all extremely happy.
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For this to work, you need to configure zarafa to use the certs already generated in SME.  Hope this helps.
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Paul

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