I have a problem with an emailing.
I am testing on 2 different PCs, same OS, same version Outlook (2007). But for my email, I haven't same result for each Outlook...
How is it possible ? How can I have different results with the same config?
Is one account through a work server? I had this issue with a corporate MS Exchange server removing some of the CSS from the tag (probably for security).
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I would like to realize a PowerShell script which add additional generic IMAP/SMTP mail account(s), ie manually adding credentials, server names, ports, security methods, etc.
Such script should be "client-agnostic", so add the above informations onto MSOutlook or WindowsMail or ThunderBird depending on what desktop client is locally installed.
Currently I haven't found any module/cmdlet yet, but only codes specific for Exchange or MAPI such Gmail.
I am using my email and password to send email using python script. But I am not able to send mail since past couple of weeks.
I debugged and found error.
Msg: b"Your message wasn't delivered because your client settings need to be updated to Microsoft Exchange. For more info see https://x.co/client"
on windows machine using outlook I also updated my email to Microsoft Exchange but still my problem is not resolved.
Can someone guide me on this?
Note: From outlook web and app email send/receive both are working fine. problem is only with script smtp.
Main Purpose is to use same details with flask-mail in flask project.
MAIL_SERVER="smtpout.secureserver.net"
MAIL_PORT=465
MAIL_USE_SSL=1
MAIL_USERNAME="______________"
MAIL_PASSWORD="______________"
I have an Outlook Web Addin, running in O365. This is currently hosted at my first server. (oldserver.domain.com)
I wanted to change the address the addin calls, so I changed all Urls in the Manifest file to (newserver.domain.com)and uploded it via the Microsoft 356 Admin Center. The new manifest was accepted, but the Addin is always calling the oldserver.domain.com. Since these updates sometime take a while to finish, I waited for the next morning.
I found this:
How often does the Outlook exchange server pull the web-addin manifest if they are "sideload" installed via URL
With this description it should already work. How can I get my addin to call the new url?
The changes may take an effect in up to 24 hours, not just next morning. You can find the following statement in the Deploy add-ins in the admin center article:
Outlook add-ins can take up to 24 hours to appear on app ribbons.
Sometimes it is necessary to enable and disable the add-in (multiple times) from the Office 365 admin center.
I followed the documentation on https://support.office.com/en-ie/article/Deploy-Office-Add-ins-in-the-Office-365-Admin-Center-737e8c86-be63-44d7-bf02-492fa7cd9c3f to publish a created addin to our users. Unfortunately it is not showing up when users check out their Add Inns ( I see a caption Office 365 / Managed by admin but no selectable addin.
I tried:
Restarted MS Word
Logging in and out from MS Word does not help.
Removing the add in and adding again (through file or URL both not work)
Any ideas?
We seem to have the same issue; If you intercept the HTTPS traffic (by Fiddler for instance), do you see a 500 response to the 'POST /ews/exchange.asmx' with the body containing 'GetPrivateCatalogAddIns'?
So far, this seems to be an issue with Exchange internals. We've been trying to get into contact with Microsoft about the issue. Here you can find the StackOverflow issue we have filed, and Here you can find the question on the MS fora.
EDIT: It was confirmed that this was indeed an internal problem. We have removed our deployed plug-ins and added them again. The call now responds with a 200 and everything seems to be working again.
Unfortunately, we also found out that there is an issue with the Add-in registration interface in the Office 365 Admin Centre, as people who are not full administrator but User management administrator instead can no longer upload Add-ins due to an Exchange credential error. A Office 365 Administrator however can and this seems to be working with us.
Today I had a support engineer of Microsoft on the phone about my case and they resolved the issue. I can deploy add-ins again.
I have an old VB application that send mail this way using a Mapi.Session
Set objSession = New mapi.Session
strProfileInfo = strServeurExchange & vbLf & strSender_I
objSession.Logon NewSession:=True, NoMail:=False, ShowDialog:=False, ProfileInfo:=strProfileInfo
Now our exchange server will be Upgrade from 2008 to 2013. Does my App will still be able to connect and send mail? If not how can I convert It?
There are a couple of MAPI CDO update that now work with E2013. The most recent is the May 2013 update which can be found here: Microsoft Exchange Server MAPI Client and Collaboration Data Objects 1.2.1 May 2013 Update
As Dmitry mentioned, you will need to use ROH though.
No, it will not work. CDO 1.21 is not aware of RPC-over-HTTP connections (ROH) and creates a temporary profile without using ROH, which is the only kind of connection accepted by Exchange 2013.
You might be able to use Redemption for that - the upcoming version of Redemption will support RDOSession.LogonExchangeMailbox with ROH connections.