Re: [Evolution] Missing "From:" information in messages I sent

[Emilio Recio <Emilio Recio jefferson edu>]

Apart from Evolution, you can use DavMail (Java based at
http://davmail.sourceforge.net/) which translates Exchange into standard
protocols for use with standard clients imap/ldap/etc. I use both Evo
and Dav depending on the computer I am at (windows/mac/linux/guest
machine/home machine/etc.).

-e

On 12/14/15 12:03, Martin Dietze wrote:
> On 14 December 2015 at 17:52, Patrick O'Callaghan <poc usb ve> wrote:
> > Your mail to this list does have the From: header, so it would seem
>
> Yes, but this is my private email address using google mail's web interface.
>
> > that the problem is in the EWS server. Some things you could try:
> >
> >   * Use an independent account (preferably on an IMAP or POP server) and
> >     see what happens.
>
> Tried local delivery through sendmail. In that case the sender
> displays just fine.
>
> >   * Try a different email client.
>
> Won't do, since there's no alternative to Evolution when working with
> an Exchange server.
>
> >   * Temporarily configure your Sent Messages to a local folder and see
> >     if the header is present in the copies of sent mail.
>
> I copied some mails to a local folder in mbox format. The "From:"
> field is empty, too.
>
> That supports the assumption that something in the combination
> Evolution/Exchange does not work
>
> Problem is that - as usual in such cases - I'm working in a
> Windows-centric environment where there is no support to be expected
> for my not using Outlook.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Martin
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