- #Davmail settings for office365 install
- #Davmail settings for office365 password
- #Davmail settings for office365 free
Set message_cachedir =~/.mutt/jim_bloggs/cache/bodies Set header_cache =~/.mutt/jim_bloggs/cache/headers Set folder = spoolfile trash = LOCAL FOLDERS FOR CACHED HEADERS AND CERTIFICATES muttrc file is set realname = 'Jim Bloggs' These port values are set in my davmail setup, and as I say this is what I use with Thunderbird. I can access my exchange email using Thunderbird, with the imap server set to localhost at port 1143, and the smtp server again set to localhost this time with port 1025. Next time you compose a new mail you can now "search directory service" but you will not be able to (to my knowledge) to use it as an Addressbook.I must have read about 65 web pages about this issue, and tried them all, but so far I can't get it to work.
#Davmail settings for office365 password
"Bind DN as \ " and password well you should know
Set this up as "host:localhost", "port:1389", "DN=ou.people", "authentication:simple" From there choose "Search Directory Service" and then click "Configure LDAP servers" In Composer then choose "select" in the Address area. They can be found as LDAP via Kontact/Kaddressbook but it is, mildly put, less than intuitive Finally (at least for me) to access "public address books". Set your preferred refesh rate and in Kontacts do not forget to now tick this Address Book to activate itĥ. Then click "Fetch" and your Contacts should show up. Choose "CardDav" as protocol but change remote url to On next menu set a name for your resource and click "Edit" on the fictional resource. Set your preferred refesh rate and in Kontacts do not forget to now tick this Calendar to activate it Then click "Fetch" and your Calendar should show up. Leave "CalDav" as protocol but change remote url to For server name and path put anything, you will edit later in any case. System Settings =Personal Information => Add=> DAV groupware resource => DAVical => user and password - put \ and your password, choose Davical server.
#Davmail settings for office365 free
To get your Calendar working (I have not tried shared calendars, feel free to experiment): The other setting you need is OWA URL that for Office365 isĪll other settings are done in Kontact/KDEPIMģ. In my case I "untick" the mail settings but leave Caldav and LDAP settings. In KDE a "systray" should pop up where you can put basic settings. Once that is done you start DavMail and configure it.
#Davmail settings for office365 install
So first of all install DavMail, for Debian/(x)Ubuntu users here is a deb package, for others a shell installer: The only way I have found is to use DavMail as intermediary "go-between". Get your Office365 calendar and contacts in Kontact. This is fairly easy as Office365 supports both pop3 and IMAP4, in this case I have chosen IMAP4 myself. With the help of a number of postings on KDEForums, and other internet sites I have put this "how-to" together, all credits to those who I cut and paste from, little credit to meġ.
Scenario: you want to use KDEPIM Kontact 4.13.x - your employer, customer etc is on cloudbased or other exchange server This is an attempt to assist others in the same situation, for all I know it could also be useful for "in house" MS Exchange server hosts. For business reasons I have to use Office365 online Exchange mail as that is where one of my accounts are now hosted.
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