WalterH There are two types of EWS. The basic version, which is used by Outlook for Windows to support Free/Busy searches. The full version is used by Apple Mail and other email clients, such as eM Client. The full version has not yet been fully implemented and is marked as experimental. However, the functionality for Apple Mail has been implemented. One of the next versions of Grommunio will add much more functionality to EWS. Read the second post to learn how to enable the experimental version of EWS.
WalterH The EWS configuration is stored in /etc/gromox/ews.cfg. If this file exists, open it in the editor of your choice and add these two lines: # Activate EWS ews_experimental=1 Note that if the variable ews_beta exists, it should be removed as it has been replaced by ews_experimental. If the file /etc/gromox/ews.cfg does not exist, run these two commands to create it: echo '# Activate EWS' >> /etc/gromox/ews.cfg echo 'ews_experimental=1' >> /etc/gromox/ews.cfg Verify the content of the /etc/gromox/ews.cfg file: Run this command to show its content: cat /etc/gromox/ews.cfg The content should look like this: # Activate EWS ews_experimental=1 Finally, restart the HTTP process to enable full EWS (experimantal) functionality. systemctl restart gromox-http Enjoy Grommunio!
vholfeld In a former post titled "Prepare for the EWS / grommunio 2023.11.1 release" you recommended to change parameter name in /etc/gromox/ews.cfg file from ews_experimental=1 to ews_beta=1 Should the parameter name changed back to ews_experimental=1 now?
WalterH Current documentation states ews_experimental=1: https://docs.grommunio.com/man/ews.4gx.html#ews
