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os x server mail push no more available calendar still pushing

Hi,


suddenly my os x server 10.8.2 seems to stopped working when it comes to mail.

Viewing the push option on my iphone or ipad there is no more push available while for the ical caldav calendar push is still available and working.


Is there a way to debug on the server where might the problem be? On which logs I need to search?


It was working reliable in the past and I don't know why it stopped working.


Any help is appreciated.


Regards

eldrik

Mac mini Server (Mid 2011), OS X Mountain Lion, runs OS X Server on VM Fusion 4

Posted on Nov 15, 2012 11:10 PM

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Nov 22, 2012 12:02 AM in response to eldrik

I also read this information in the news ticker, but I'm not sure if this is the problem we have with the server here? Even iCloud push mail is disabled, it's possible to choose push as a option on the iOS devices. It's just not pushing the mails via iCloud.

With the OSX mail server account push isn't available to be choosen on iOS devices with the acutal iOS. And why can the old iPhone 3G with iOS 4.2.1 receive puh mails form the same server?

I think it's part of the problem with apple's push to iCloud and other provider. Maybe a mistake in the newest iOS and nobody noticed it?

Jan 29, 2013 5:05 AM in response to jroegner

FWIW, Push has been working fine for me from my Lion Servers from iOS 5.x through to iOS 6.1 on the iPhone 3G to iPhone 4S. We have no iPhone 5 devices as yet. After each restart of either server though I seemingly have to reapply the Push certificate (turn it off then back on) for some reason. None of our iPhones have a fetch schedule set and we're all seeing mail in the Lock Screen with no apps open.

os x server mail push no more available calendar still pushing

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