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Comment	>>> Does the "Default Identity" entry have a "The default e-mail address >>> to use with this identity:" value set? >>> >>> Other things to try: >>> Use the administrative sql shell and execute: >>> >>> SELECT * FROM horde_prefs WHERE pref_name='activesync_identity'; >>> >>> If you have something other than "use horde default" set in the >>> prefs, this will be some number. Probably '0' for the original >>> default identity. >>> >>> >>> Then, in the administrative PHP shell: >>> >>> ident = >>> $injector->getInstance('Horde_Core_Factory_Identity')->create('your_username_here'); >>> var_dump($ident->getValue('from_addr', x); // replace 'x' with the >>> number returned from the query above. >>> >>> This should output the email address that activesync will use as the >>> From address of outgoing email. >> >> Yes, the default identity has an e-mail address set. >> >> SELECT * FROM horde_prefs WHERE pref_name='activesync_identity'; >> >> in the SQL Shell delivers: >> >> pref_uid pref_scope pref_name pref_value >> <username> horde activesync_identity 0 >> >> $ident=$injector->getInstance('Horde_Core_Factory_Identity')->create('<username>'); >> var_dump($ident->getValue('from_addr',0)); >> >> in the PHP shell correctly delivers the e-mail address set for the >> default identity. Still, this address is not set in the "From" header >> when sending messages via ActiveSync. Here an excerpt from >> Core/ActiveSync/Mail.php: >> >> public function setRawMessage(Horde_ActiveSync_Rfc822 $raw) >> { >> $this->_headers = $raw->getHeaders(); >> >> // Attempt to always use the identity's From address, but fall back >> // to the device's sent value if it's not present. >> if ($from = $this->_getIdentityFromAddress()) { >> $this->_headers->removeHeader('From'); >> $this->_headers->addHeader('From', $from); >> } >> >> // Reply-To? >> if ($replyto = $this->_getReplyToAddress()) { >> $this->_headers->addHeader('Reply-To', $replyto); >> } >> >> $this->_raw = $raw; >> } >> >> The first "if" seems to fail so the "From" header is not removed and >> set to the default identity. How can I debug that one? Thanks for any >> help. > > If that if is failing, then you need to figure out why > _getIdentityFromAddress() is returning an empty value. Use some > debug logging in that method with Horde::debug() as so: > > protected function _getIdentityFromAddress() > { > global $prefs; > > $ident = $GLOBALS['injector'] > ->getInstance('Horde_Core_Factory_Identity') > ->create($this->_user); > > $as_ident = $prefs->getValue('activesync_identity'); > $name = $ident->getValue('fullname', $as_ident == 'horde' ? > $prefs->getValue('default_identity') : > $prefs->getValue('activesync_identity')); > $from_addr = $ident->getValue('from_addr', $as_ident == > 'horde' ? $prefs->getValue('default_identity') : > $prefs->getValue('activesync_identity')); > > // ADD LOGGING > Horde::debug($this->_user); // This should output the Horde username. > Horde::debug($from_addr); // This should output the address > you expect. If it doesn't, it's probably not the identity you think > it is. > Horde::debug($name); // This should ouput the human > readable username configured in the identity. > > > if (empty($from_addr)) { > return; > } > $rfc822 = new Horde_Mail_Rfc822_Address($from_addr); > $rfc822->personal = $name; > > // ADD LOGGING > Horde::debug($rfc822->encoded); // If this is empty, probably > something wrong with the format of the email address. > > return $rfc822->encoded; > } > > > The log entries will be written to a file called horde_debug.txt > located in your system's temporary directory (or the temp directory > configured in Horde, if different). > >
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