Office 365 can't send
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benny
- State changed from new to fixcommitted
You need a test release of MailMate for OAuth2 to work (which is needed for Office365 now): Hold down the option key when clicking “Check Now” in the Software Update preferences pane.
Let me know if that does not help.
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Michael Morris
Uploaded test release. It does get me further along the process. Specifically, it gets me to an authorization website where I have to login with my Microsoft account information, at which point it informs me that no such account exists. This may be because the account in question is a corporate account.
The activity viewer is as follows:
19:16:31 Handling request
19:16:31 C: QUIT
19:16:31 S: 221 2.0.0 Service closing transmission channel
19:16:31 Clearing connection to smtp-mail.outlook.com
19:16:31 Ready to run action (type: 3, retry count: 0)
19:16:31 Clearing connection to smtp-mail.outlook.com
19:16:31 Completed action (3). Observed read/write timeouts: 8/819:16:31 Handling reply
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benny
The “no such account” issue is not related to MailMate.
If it's a corporate account then I would expect it to work with Office365 servers and their settings.
If it's really
imap/smtp-mail.outlook.comthen I'm still working on making this work again. It's a different OAuth2 process and it's not quite clear how it's supposed to work (it did work in earlier releases, but something changed at Microsoft I believe.
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