And what about a partial provisioning support? My company requires the device lock code to be inserted in the phone.
Technically it is possible. Regarding business requirements - let us see for the results of ongoing internal discussions.
Hi Vitaly,
any news/feedback about a partial provisioning support in Maemo?
If I look at the table at http://wiki.maemo.org/Mail_For_Excha...ted_in_N900.3F
I see that provisioning is partially (not full) supported in S60 and it would be nice to have the same partial implementation in Maemo.
Apologies if any of these have already been covered; I tried skimming but it's a pretty big thread.
1. One of my folders has a "/" in its name. Modest does not like this. Fortunately, it doesn't seem to have trouble viewing e-mails in it as long as I catch the notification.
2. Desktop widget???? My E51 only showed the two most recent e-mails, which wasn't great, but at least that made it easy to see if I had new messages.
3. So I click the @, and I'm shown "Mail For Exchange", and I have to select that every time, even though it's my only account. That might be slightly useful, if it didn't think when it was last updated was more important to tell me than if there are new/unread messages (Hint: it's not).
4. My account is configured to automatically move certain e-mails to subfolders. Once I've opened up my account, there's still no indication as to whether or not/how many unread e-mails there are. I have to scroll though the whole list to see if there is anything unread in my subfolders.
5. My most commonly used subfolder starts with "R". Since they are listed alphabetically, starting after all of the inbox/sent stuff, I need to scroll down through 4 pages of folders before I get to it. Reordering folders would be good, as would being able to hide folders or collapse sub-subfolders.
Hey all, i'm still fairly new to the Maemo community, but I have a quick question. My company uses MS Exchange 2007, so I had no problem getting the MFE set up and I honestly think it works pretty great. However, another huge feature for me was to be able to use VPNC to handle remote support to get into work. As i'm in the Tech Support department I have to make sure MFE is set to "always on" so I can respond to requests ASAP. I've noticed, that when i'm set to "always on" I cannot access VPNC, but if MFE is set to "manual" I have no problems. I would like to know if anyone has any idea if theres a work around to this issue, or why it's happening. Also, I was connecting to VPNC with a 3g connection, not WIFi. Thanks!
Are notifications controlled by Modest or by MfE? I know it's a dumb question, but i'm curious if there's a way to stop it from giving notifications for my Exchange account's junk e-mail folder. I really don't know need pop-ups on the screen telling me where I can get Viagra...at least not yet
That's another one I was curious about. I have several folder decidated to automated responses that show up on the system. I work in a pretty large office and would love it if my phone didn't alert me everytime someone locked themselves out
I'm piling on to hopefully get a higher priority on support for Exchange 2003. My N900 is useless without it. POP access is so slow that I can't rely on it. I need Exchange 2003 support for mail, calendar and contacts ASAP.
I tried to return the phone, but missed my refund window by a day.
I now own a $600 version of an N810.
I'd love to move to the N900. Any help would be appreciated.
Exchange 2003 support has been implemented, so it's down to when they're releasing it (I've not heard it having been fixed in the PR1.1 RC). I've no idea who's responsible for deciding that - doesn't seem to be the developers though.
