Tickets :: Comment on [#14655] OS version detection when using android/gmail app doesn't work

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Comment	> Thanks for all that data. > > It looks like this is either OS and/or device vendor dependent. My > Note 5 is on Android 7.0 and also sends the OS field. > > mysql> select distinct device_agent, device_properties like > -> '%"Settings:OS%' AS hasOS from horde_activesync_device where > -> device_type like 'Android' order by device_agent; > > +-----------------------------------------------------+----------+ > \| device_agent \| hasOS \| > +-----------------------------------------------------+----------+ > \| Android-Mail/7.5.21.158049789.release \| 1 \| > \| Nine-nobleltevzw/LMY47X \| 1 \| > +-----------------------------------------------------+----------+ > > Anyway, I've added a check that doesn't rely on the OS version now. > The downside is that this will only work for newly added device > entries since the multiplex value is persisted to storage once > determined. > > You can use the activesync_device_modify hook to override existing > device entries. There is example code in the > horde/config/hooks.php.dist file. Of course, if you are feeling > adventurous, you could also just manually change the multiplex value > to 0 in the device_properties hash directly in the RDBMS. >
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