Thunderbird just connects to Davmail (which is running on your localhost) and davmail connects to your exchange server. Keep in mind davmail does not automatically start after reboot, so you will need to make sure it starts before trying to connect with thunderbird.ĭavmail is acting as a man-in-the-middle to your exchange server, relaying info to and from: thunderbird davmail exchange. davmail. I am trying to use davmail to use mbsync with office365 at my university (penn state university). Use your existing exchange email/password. My sincere appologies if I am making a stupid mistake or this is not a davmail problem but at the moment this is my best guess. Change the outgoing server to localhost and the port to 1025.Change the incoming server to localhost and the port to 1143.It will try to connect and fail, but go ahead and click Manual Config. Enter your email/password as normal and hit continue. DavMail supports Office 365 modern authentication (OAuth 2.0) and multi-factor authentication in the following.Now, open up thunderbird and add an account.You can leave the rest of the settings as default if you wish- But do take note of the Local IMAP port (it defaulted to 1143 for me) as well as the SMTP port (it defaulted to 1025 for me).default to MSCAPI on windows for native client certificate access.
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If you have web services enabled on the exchange server, then Davmail will do the trick:
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