Microsoft Exchange not working on Xperia X
I have Microsoft Exchange account set up on my Xperia X. It seemed to be working OK prior to the latest OS update though I cannot be sure about that.
Recently I noticed it wasn’t syncing emails nor calendar, I don't sync contacts. Yesterday I uninstalled the account and reinstalled it. Syncing was restored for a while but it’s stopped syncing again.
I’ve tried changing the provisioning and security certificate settings and tried a different server name, (eas.outlook.com and s.outlook.com) I’m using Outlook as my mail server.
Has anyone else had this problem?
Any ideas for a fix?
Thanks
Update May 27 2018
I still have issues with the Microsoft Exchange account. It stops syncing until I reboot the phone, then it works perfectly for several days then stops syncing again. Note, I only turn my phone off when I have a problem so the up time can be several weeks.
I have tried different server addresses, I've uninstalled the account both on the phone and removed the device from my Outlook.com webpage. I've allowed the account to be set up an automatically allocating the server automatically. Every time the outcome has been the same. The account syncs perfectly for a while then it stops syncing.
I don't know what else I can try. Will the ofono log show what's going on?
Exchange Activesync seems to be somewhat unreliable on both my Aquafish (Jolla C) and my Xperia X. From time to time synchronization simply stops (I am not referring to the "synchonization failed" status in the email app cover that is almost always displayed - in this case synchronization stills works).
In my case, killing the /usr/bin/sailfish-eas process usually re-initializes the synchronization without reboot.
For me, Jolla's EAS got more stable since I avoided to synchronize additional clients with that same Exchange account (e.g. Windows Mail, Android, Evolution with EAS). Especially the typical double calendar items, and one-hour shifts of events are gone!
ziellos ( 2017-11-30 11:00:38 +0200 )editAre you saying a reboot of the device restores syncing?
Please forgive my ignorance, how do you kill sailfish-eas process?
Thanks
AlanBreen ( 2017-11-30 11:08:26 +0200 )editI have this problem on my Jolla C using company Exchange. I noticed that rebooting restored the syncing, so I found out a workaround command to avoid rebooting: systemctl --user restart sailfish-eas.
mattikbk ( 2017-11-30 11:20:24 +0200 )edit@mattikbk: great! Even better than the kill approach, since it doesn't require to be root.
ziellos ( 2017-11-30 11:33:36 +0200 )editMy sync seems to work (sailfishx 2.3.1.7), but if I try any other sync setting than "manual" or "always up to date", the setting changes back to manual.
In addition, I have only one exchange account, but in Calendar-app there is two exchange calendars in the calendar list: "Calendar" and "test calendar". Luckily test calendar is empty, so no duplicate entrys.
hsjpekka ( 2018-01-21 22:41:24 +0200 )edit