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I'll second this.
And not only does this make Communigate look bad, it makes
all of us as sys admins as well as our companies look bad when clients
receive hundreds if not thousands of calendar requests.
-Dana
Dmitry,
For those of us deploying CommuniGate in a corporate environment, it IS 100
percent a CommuniGate bug - why? Because senior management can say - "it doesn't
happen with Exchange server, therefore it is a CommuniGate issue". The real
cause is irrelevant - you can't think like an engineer, you have to see it from
a customer perspective. And senior management controls the purse strings, and
are the ones demanding iPhone support. I am currently quoting out replacing
CommuniGate with both Zimbra and Exchange due to the abysmal response to the
iPhone issue and chronic instability issues with CGPro/MAPI Connector/Outlook
2007.
Jim Cowing
Date: June 29, 2009 8:31:16 AM
PDT
Subject: Re: iPhone Calendar
loop(again)
Hello, We are working on this
problem. But I want also to point out that this is not completely a CGPro
bug. The loops are caused by iPhone's behavior and AirSync protocol
limitation: it tries to "change" a calendar item sending the data which actually
contains no changes - in the AirSync representation. This happens because
AirSync does not provide status attribute for attendees listed in an event. We
have implemented a workaround for this in the upcoming 5.2.15 and test that
now. Eric Dilbeck wrote:
So I had an iPhone user send out 5000 email to four of
my other emails users this weekend. I sure wish Stalker would fix this VERY
SEVER bug in Communigate Pro. Between this and the inability to set custom
ringtone for contacts makes the iPhone with Communigate almost
useless.
I suggest we all call/email stalker today to let them
know how important this issue is. Maybe if we flood the tech support with all
the same issue, they might get a clue and address these issues.
I currently have 5 iPhone on Communigate, If these
issues don't get resolved I will be forced to look at another email server
provider.
Eric Dilbeck
Presort First Class
Information Technology
-- Best
regards, Dmitry Akindinov
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