Roller Network

Well, I don't really have any way to test that since I don't have access to any Blackberry devices.

The best I can do is set up another virtual host running the newer z-push 2.1.x series (this one is currently 2.0.9) and see if that makes a difference.

Yes, using forwarding rules: https://acc.rollernet.us/mail/mapping.php

Create a forwarding entry with a mail box destination.

I finally figured out the issue: the test sites blow through SMTP rate limits like crazy creating and dropping connections rapidly, so they quickly overran the rate limits for any sane client and our servers would fail the connections halfway through the test sequence. I added the test source IP add...

I was able to add an account on my Blackberry using the Activesync server, but not in Outlook 2013. I noticed that I got a certificate error on both devices when setting it up. Says that the cert is for webmail.rollernet.us and not for activesync.rollernet.us. Would the cert problem be the reason i...

I thought there was a support ticket about this, but maybe I was mistaken. Anyway, sorry for the delay, but I had to look back at my old notes why it wasn't originally deployed since everything else on our network is indeed dual stack except the subnet acc.rollernet.us is sitting on. The issue is mo...

It was originally omitted because of concerns for dynamic clients that were dual stack intending to update the A record, but AAAA would be preferred and A would never be updated unless a second call was made. We'll revisit this issue since people are now becoming more aware of IPv6.

I was able to add an account on my Blackberry using the Activesync server, but not in Outlook 2013. I noticed that I got a certificate error on both devices when setting it up. Says that the cert is for webmail.rollernet.us and not for activesync.rollernet.us. Would the cert problem be the reason i...

They are no longer part of our default list. The announcement is here: http://www.rollernet.us/wordpress/2014/ ... l-support/

Sometime between 2011 and now an advanced option to allow identities on a single user account was added (See docs: https://acc.rollernet.us/help/mail/outb ... p#advanced). Beyond that no other progress was made on a validation system for unrelated sender addresses.

We could look in to adding it as an option. It will be a while though because I'm currently in the middle of some changes to the Secondary DNS section and I can't deploy the dev code to production until it's ready.

On the server it has:
The slashes are missing, these are required.

Edit: our simple managesieve uploader: https://acc.rollernet.us/mail/sieve

Flags work fine for me; I don't have a special account, our internal accounts use the same system customers do (even the control center there's no "admin" side).

Live example I use to save sent mail server side (with email address removed): require ["fileinto", "imap4flags", "reject", "copy", "vacation", "enotify", "variables"]; if header :is "X-Rollernet-AuthMirror" "x@x.x&...

It should be fixed now.

It's an error in our routine that checks the hash format for the API; it was overlooked when expanding crypt hash support for SHA-256 and SHA-512. It's pulling the hash for verification from the database and throwing the error when seeing type 6 (SHA-512).