[ And I can't edit the title. Yay. That's "Outlook03SP3". ]
My company CEO "upgraded" from a Blackberry Bold to an iPhone yesterday. He was about our 5th iPhone (and I sent out a "best efforts" CYA mail several months ago :-), and most of the other ones went ok, but his is giving me troubles.
I upgraded iTunes to 9.0.3, and his firmware to 3.1.3, and set up his IMAP/3G connection, and that's working fine.
I set up iTunes to sync, and pulled his contacts out of Outlook/ZCO, and moved them to the phone, and that worked ok.
I then restarted Outlook and got what seems to be the standard "ZCO doesn't like your iTunes addin, we're going to disable it if that's ok with you" message -- which, BTW, *really* should be labelled as being generated by ZCO, so Windows support people have a clue about it -- and I let it disable it.
But now *Outlook* doesn't pull any mail on a sync cycle through ZCO to ZCS.
I've rebooted the Windows machine and restarted ZCS; I see the sync entries in the ZCS logs for the connection from the workstation, I don't get any errors on either end, just no mail comes down.
If I pin up both the Outlook and Zimbra progress dialogs on Windows, the Outlook one shows 0/0 complete, and the Zimbra one shows a successful sync... repeatedly, about every 30 seconds, counting up: 1/1... 2/2... 3/3...
No matter how long I wait, Outlook never gets to 1/1, and Zimbra never quits. And I never get any mail.
I turned on Outlook logging, and there's nothing in there that looks like an error. I only just learned about ZCO logging, and I haven't been able to get into the desktop to turn it on yet.
My boss wants me to uninstall and reinstall Outlook, but I'm afraid I'll have to jettison my current (10.3GB) ZDB if I do that, and I can't sell the time to do that during the workday, it will have to wait until 5. I should note that both Outlook and ZCO have been working fine for several weeks, since he got a new PC; the OS is XPSP3 from Dell.
Side note: can someone explain to me why ZCO seems to find it necessary to *cache the entire mailstore on the workstation*... if Outlook, talking to a real Exchange server doesn't?
It's a *massive*, cataleptic, armageddon-scale pain in the ass, so much so that I'm about to call it a bug and hang a ticket on it.


LinkBack URL
About LinkBacks


