e72, Mail for Exchange with no ssl

In Nokia E72, if you want to use Mail for Exchange without ssl, you also have to change port number from port 443 to 80, manually.

Nokia Messaging, latest edition, works like a charm

Get it at: http://email.nokia.com

Until earlier this year, Nokia Messaging still did not work (at least with my Nokia E71). It made me have to pay to:

•  mail2web.com for a Microsoft Exchange email service
• RoadSync, a M$ Exchange client for Symbian, as MailForExchange by Nokia consumes too much battery, can support not more than 400 emails in my INBOX and also allows me access to only my INBOX.

But just last week, I downloaded the latest version of Nokia Messaging and it just works! It can sync my gmail, all mail folders! And it consumes very small battery power! I can keep it always on for a full day and my battery decreases only 1 bar!!! I think Nokia must have changed the entire email for nokia development team heh

Right now, it's still free for use.

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We are informing you that we have removed the following comment from your account in Ovi Store:

There is a problem with Nokia E71. You cannot use the latest version of MfE. The problem is that in always on mode, the connection to the Exchange server will just keep failing. To make it work, you have to use a specific version of MfE which you can get it here: http://unsigned-nerd.blogspot.com

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• You cannot rename the folder from Microsoft Outlook
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• You can rename the folder by invoking Outllook with /ResetFolders switch too.

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Microsoft Exchange has been lying people that it supports 8bit mime.  You have to disable 8bit mime in mutt or else you will not be able to forward/reply some emails (with mime) to any of the emails that are on the exchange server. The error message will be sent in an email.

To disable this, you have to set:

set allow_8bit=no

in your .muttrc file. You will find that variable in .muttrc with a default value already. I had to do this setting when I used alpine too.

Good luck.

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Microsoft Exchange Server which supports IMAP. Below is the piece of configurations for pine to use IMAP on duckass (a server):

inbox-path={duckass.com/user=duck}inbox
folder-collections=mail\[],
"IMAP Folders" {duckass.com/user=duck/notls/novalidate-cert}[]
default-fcc={duckass.com/user=duck}inbox
postponed-folder={duckass.com/user=duck}Drafts
trash-folder={duckass.com/user=duck}Trash