Tickets :: Comment on [#12797] HTML code in description table with Outlook 2013 and ActiveSync

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Comment	>>> This is my installation: >>> >>> pear install horde/horde_role >>> pear run-scripts horde/horde_role >>> pear install -a -B horde/webmail >>> mysql -u root -p >>> create database horde; >>> webmail-install >> >> Well, you created this ticket under "Git Master" which is NOT what >> you have installed. >> >>> Nothing else... :-( >>> >>> I've configured apache to work with a REAL (trial) ssl cert because >>> without it outlook could not discover and authenticate with >>> activcesync >>> >>>> >>>> Same here. >>>> >>>> This is very bizarre. Various Microsoft, Exchange, and Outlook >>>> forums, as well as official Microsoft support channels, all indicate >>>> that HTML/RTF text is NOT used for items that are synchronized over >>>> ActiveSync - only with true Exchange connectivity or local IMAP/POP3 >>>> accounts. >>> >>> Maybe you have make a good work, Outlook thinks that Horde is a REAL >>> Exchange server.. :-D >> >> Heh, that would be nice, but they talk completely different >> protocols. OL will not talk ActiveSync to a real Exchange server (not >> without some hacks to the registry anyway). >> >> Anyway, I see Nag still needs to be fixed to handle the incoming >> HTML data if it's present. > > Sorry for misunderstanding... i've searched only a ticketing system > of Horde and posted under Synchronization section... :-( On post #8 > I've write: > >> I installed the 5.1.2 version of Horde Webmail. > > So, I would use Horde Webmail to synchronize data in the correct way, > I can do it or do I must to install a version from git? >
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