Tickets :: Comment on [#14727] Getting back invalid ActiveSync response upon Provision request

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Comment	>> Thanks for pointing that out. From the client side, I now skip >> provisioning, if I get back such a response. >> >> If I am allowed to ask here: Should the client disable provisioning >> altogether (and never ask for a policy key again) or should it >> continue to ask for a policy key on each request and skip if none is >> returned? > > You have a basic misunderstanding of how the PROVISION command is used. > >> This is why I ask: Horde sends "provision" with its OPTION response, > > Correct, becuase PROVISION is a supported command. > >> so the administrator does want to provision the devices,but does not >> provide a policy for each. Now if at some later time he DOES provide >> one for a specific device, the client will never catch it, because it >> has disabled provision. >> >> What is the correct way to handle this? > > When a provisioning profile is changed/added, the provisioning policy > key must be reset. This is doable via the admin interface. > >> What do you as the developer >> have in mind, when you send that response? I fail to find a proper >> answer in the active sync documentation... > > See MS-ASPROV, the official protocol documentation for the PROVISION command. > > > I would be happy to discuss this with you more, but NOT by polluting > a bug report ticket. PLEASE use the mailing list as requested > previously. > >> Thanks for your time >> John >> >>> Status 2 means that provisioning is not required for your server >>> configuration. >>> >>> This is a support question, not a bug report. >>> >>> Please use the mailing lists to ask for support. >>> >>> http://www.horde.org/mail/ contains a list of all available mailing lists. >> >
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