| Outlook Mac 2016 and Kerio 8.5.3 on Sierra - inbox not complete [message #134193] |
Thu, 09 February 2017 14:18  |
Pete Mitchell
Messages: 12
Registered: February 2017
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I have an issue with Outlook 2016 for Mac (build 15.30) running on macOS 10.12.1, connecting to Kerio Connect 8.5.3.
Having upgraded the mail server to enable Outlook 2016 for Mac on Sierra to connect to it, I've gone through the configuration of the client using the Kerio Connect Assistant., configuring it for my mail account. (I have Outlook 2011 running fine on another machine and this is displaying and syncing fine.)
All configured fine, I launch Outlook and the inbox and sub-folders start to appear. All the sub-folders seem to be populating fine (Sync Status shows them updating and the contents are O, but...
...even though Outlook states the inbox is up-to-date, it is only displaying emails as new as 2 years ago (17th Feb 2015 is the newest email).
I have tried deleting the account in Outlook and running the Kerio Assistant again - same result.
I've manually created an Exchange account in Outlook (non-autodiscover) - same result.
According to Outlooks Sync Errors tool...there are none
There is nothing to indicate problems when viewing the logs in the Kerio backend.
Any ideas on a) what's causing this and b) how to solve it, short of upgrading Kerio Connect again - I'm reluctant to do this due to having some older Macs with olders versions of OS and Outlook 2011 Mac running.
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| Re: Outlook Mac 2016 and Kerio 8.5.3 on Sierra - inbox not complete [message #134205 is a reply to message #134204] |
Fri, 10 February 2017 11:08  |
Pavel Špalek (Kerio)
Messages: 270
Registered: May 2010
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I can confirm this is the XML parsing bug, it can be identified by the message
PCDATA invalid Char value
in the Outlook log. It's caused by unprintable ASCII character in message header, in this case the character with ASCII code 0x0031.
This problem is fixed since Connect v. 9.0.0 so either upgrade or you can delete the invalid message, unfortunately I'm not able to identify it, Outlook log doesn't contain the whole requests. It should be one of the next 512 unsynchronized messages in Inbox (sorted by delivery time; Outlook synchronizes in batches of 512 messages), probably it will contain some strange character in Subject.
Pavel Špalek
developer - Kerio Connect
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