L. Mark Stone wrote: ↑Wed Jul 30, 2025 2:33 pm
The “Cannot send email” over ActiveSync is a known issue. I opened a Support Case and have sent Zimbra lots of logs and details.
Since it is not reproducible on demand I suspect it’s a bit of a challenge to find the root cause.
As soon as I hear something I’ll post an update here.
adrian.gibanel.btactic wrote: ↑Thu Jul 24, 2025 10:17 am
mafiabusiness wrote: ↑Thu Jul 24, 2025 9:12 am
1. when forwarding an email (or sending, but forwarding seem more common the triggering of the issue), the end users on iOS with Active Sync will receive a message saying "Cannot Send Mail: An error occurred while delivering this message." with "OK" being the only option to this notification. The email will how ever go, once the "OK" button is pressed on. (see attached picture)
I happen to have a similar problem with some Android apps (in my case forwarded emails are never sent) since ZCS NE 10.1.9.
Can you check
sync.log contents to see if
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SmartForward is not supported in the protocol version specified.
appears in the log when this forward issue happens?
In any case open an NE case so that Zimbra takes a look at it.
That sounds to me like an unintended result/side-effect of the suggestion to downgrade the ActiveSync support level for devices.
SmartForward was only introduced by ActiveSync Protocol 14.0 - Some Apps ignore the Server Supported Protocols advertised by the server and just fire their latest commands regardless.
A good example of this is the last few iOS Mail client releases have started sending the "Find" command to servers that advertise Protocol Support for up to 14.1 whereas the Find command was only introduced by Protocol 16.1
A good place to start with any reported issues would be to look at any settings that might affect the Protocol levels - For example
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[zimbra@mail ~]$ zmprov ga <affected account> | grep -i protocol
zimbraMobileForceProtocol25: FALSE
zimbraMobileForceSamsungProtocol25: FALSE
[zimbra@mail ~]$
particularly the zimbraMobileForceProtocol25 one.
You could possibly have a scenario where someone had an older Android phone that required forcing the 2.5 protocol on their account but they have now switched to using an iPhone or to a different mail app that ignores the limitation.