Outlook rules don't work

ozy · 2026-06-30T06:25:07+00:00

Running gromox 3.7.345.xd02abaf, I noticed that Outlook rules don't work anymore. Created a simple rule "from user X move to folder Y and stop evaluating oth...

WalterH

https://github.com/grommunio/gromox/commit/36c746256849e6f0027adbe1904553b5b7e86c99

ozy

@WalterH Thanks for pointing that out.

Updated my test server this morning. Works so far, I'll have another round of tests just to make sure.

Btw, my "historical" server worked well for the EX form rules probably because in /etc/gromox/gromox.cfg I had x500_org_name=iXXXXXXXX which I don't have in my new test installation (vanilla one, just the appliance and updates).

Anyway, I'll have some more tests before switching my historical server.
Glad this could get sorted out.

WalterH

ozy probably because in /etc/gromox/gromox.cfg I had x500_org_name=iXXXXXXXX which I don't have in my new test installation

This is documented here: https://community.grommunio.com/d/2596-clean-up-the-outdated-configuration-files

ozy

@WalterH Indeed, but still new setups done with the Grommunio appliance ISO 2026.06.1 miss this setting by default. I wouldn't think of clean up outdated configuration files on a fresh setup.

Anyway, I've made other tests. Inter-domain seems to work fine now, with or without the above config, since gromox now falls back to exmdb_local.cfg for this org name if not found in gromox.cfg.

Thanks to all involved.

WalterH

ozy In that case, there's nothing we can do to help you.

crpb

ozy @WalterH Indeed, but still new setups done with the Grommunio appliance ISO 2026.06.1 miss this setting by default. I wouldn't think of clean up outdated configuration files on a fresh setup.

https://github.com/grommunio/grommunio-setup/issues/16

ozy

@WalterH I don't get your train of thought here.
A fix has been commited, it works, everything is well. What exact help were you talking about ?

I only point out that possibly next appliance ISOs should probably set org id in /etc/gromox/gromox.cfg since it's supposed to be there.

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