The installed package does not yet have a UI, so if you need to do any further configuration beyond the basics, you will have to tweak the configuration on the live Synology box by editing /var/packages/DavMail/target/davmail.properties from the command line.Ĭopy the script from into a file called build-davmail-synology-package.sh and save it on your Synology, such as in the public/ directory Possibly, you may need ipkg and other enhancements, although I tried to avoid dependencies on them Java already installed on your Synology box
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It might also be a bit of a useful primer on how to make a basic Synology package. Enhancements: - Update Maven POM to new Sourceforge project site - Rename new setting to davmail.enableKeepalive and include in settings GUI IMAP: - IMAP: make keepalive spaces optional with new davmail.imapEnableKeepalive setting - IMAP: interrupt EWS folder load on client timeout - IMAP: fix missing headers with Outlook - IMAP: Detect invalid. You can create your own package using the instructions here. spk (package file) and then automated the process of creating the package itself. I solved this problem in my own way: I learned how to create a Synology. OK, trying to post again with better formatting: For example, my JRE_HOME was to the public/ directory (or wherever you saved the build script) and run the script by typing: Log in via SSH and figure out where your Java runtime environment is. The installed package doesn't yet have a UI, so if you need to do any further configuration beyond the basics, you\\\'ll have to tweak the configuration on the live Synology box by editing /var/packages/DavMail/target/davmail.properties from the command line.Ĭopy the script from into a file called 'build-davmail-synology-package.sh' and save it on your Synology, such as in the public/ directoryįigure out what your Exchange webmail URL is- see the Davmail documentation if you are confused.
The initial basic configuration (Exchange webmail URL, and path to Java runtime environment) must be passed to the package build script, as described below. Possibly, you may need the ipkg and other enhancements, although I tried to avoid dependencies on them. Java already installed on your Synology box. YOU SUPPORT IT YOURSELF AND RUN IT AT YOUR OWN RISK. spk (package file) and automated the process of creating the package itself.
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