On Do, 2013-01-10 at 22:15 +0000, Graham Cobb wrote:
On Wednesday 09 January 2013 22:43:43 Graham Cobb wrote:
> Alternatively, anyone implemented an ActiveSync proxy so I can proxy the
> server and log the messages?
I found an answer: mitmproxy. It works well (although it would be even better
if it knew how to decode wbxml).
Good to know, I need to try mitmproxy sometimes. I was about to suggest
the activesyncd debugging env variable (from
env_var_use_in_activesyncd):
EAS_DEBUG 1 output 'critical', 2 output 'warnings' and above, 3 output
'messages' and above, 4 output 'debug' and above, 5 output libsoup debug
and XML responses
EAS_DEBUG_FILE <filename> writes debug output to specified file (only
in activesyncd binary, libraries use glib logging with default handler
for their domains: libeas, libeasclient, libeastest)
EAS_SOUP_LOGGER 0 don't output soup logger debug, >0 output soup logger
debug
I even found the problem, I think. It seems that the Username in the
command
parameters should just be the username without the domain, but the
domain\username format has to be used for the authorisation. I will try that
out when I get a chance. If it works, I'll send a patch.
I saw in your other email that it was something else. Patch welcome, of
course.
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