Tickets :: Comment on [#13022] Exceptions to events break ActiveSync synchronization

* Your Email Address
* Spam protection	Enter the letters below: .__..__ . ..__ .___ \| \|[__)\|_/ \| \[__ \|__\\| \| \\|__/[___
Comment	>> Tried that, but now the client refuses to synchronize: >> >> [19:32:21] Exception\| Stack trace follows... >> java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: length=34; index=39 >> at com.android.exchange.adapter.Parser.push(Parser.java:422) >> at com.android.exchange.adapter.Parser.getNext(Parser.java:506) >> at com.android.exchange.adapter.Parser.nextTag(Parser.java:304) >> at >> com.android.exchange.adapter.FolderSyncParser.parse(FolderSyncParser.java:150) >> at >> com.android.exchange.EasAccountService.sync(EasAccountService.java:337) >> at >> com.android.exchange.EasAccountService.run(EasAccountService.java:165) >> at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:838) >> >> I have no idea what is going on, but a similar >> ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException is also logged in Bug #13052. Same >> root cause? > > No idea. I have no idea as to what can be causing that issue, if it's > not due to the EAS version mismatch. > >> Currently I can't explain why some (older) accounts synchronize >> properly across all devices, but a new account created from scratch >> won't. > > The previous issues with the EAS version mismatch would explain this. > >> I also don't understand where the timezone Africa/Ceuta is >> coming from in the device log. I have configured PHP to use >> Europe/Amsterdam and user preferences are also locked to this same >> timezone. If I export to ICS, it correctly shows Europe/Amsterdam. >> But what is logged on the device doesn't look anything like that (see >> emaillog.txt.gz). I see weird things logged like >> >> [19:37:12] Calendar[arjen@de-korte.org]\| All-day event arrived in: >> Africa/Ceuta >> [19:37:12] Calendar[arjen@de-korte.org]\| Not an all-day event >> locally: Europe/Amsterdam >> >> Apparently, the device has the correct timezone (which is what I >> configured in the Android settings), but events arrive with a >> different timezone. Could it be there is something wrong with the >> timezone settings in Kronolith? > > No idea. The timezone blob sent to the device looks correct, so I > doubt it's a problem with Kronolith or ActiveSync. Unfortunately, > since I can't reproduce any of this, you are going to have to tackle > this on your own. >
Attachment
Watch this ticket

Saved Queries