I would understand if some bell and whistle did not work as expected as a "bug" but receiving new emails is a core function.
"Sync Status" and my main Outlook window at the bottom says "All folders are up to date", which is obviously not accurate.īeing able to receive new emails is a basic functionality of an email browser. There are no sync processes running in the I have clicked "Sync Folder" and verified that there are no sync error appearing in the "Sync Error" view. New emails that showed up in the GoDaddy webmail were still not syncing with Outlook. However, as soon as the initial load was complete, all This time, all the IMAP emails on Godaddy downloaded again as expected, including the new ones that were not syncing. I ended up deleting the entire account within Outlook and then added it back again. so I ruled out an issue with the IMAP account. However, I used my iPhone to move, delete, or read an email and these changes instantly show in the webmail If I move, delete, or read an email, it is not reflected back on the Webmail account. Sitting in my inbox that are no getting downloaded to Outlook. According to my Godaddy webmail view, I have new emails After this initial process, nothing is syncing back to my IMAP server at Godaddy. All my IMAP emails on Godaddy downloaded upon creating a new account.
#Mac mail not syncing with exchange for mac
Of course, part of the problem is Microsoft using a proprietary protocol, but since Outlook is so unbearably horrible, and mind-blowingly stupid (when I open it because Apple mail has stopped, it feels the need to remind me about every meeting in my calendar prior to now that I have not yet been reminded of by Outlook itself), it really is imperative that Apple get this sorted.I have just installed Outlook for Mac (v15.19.1). Others I know have had the same issue, and deleting/remaking the account only worked as temporarily: I'm not in a hurry to fix it. I have been using MacMail and Office 365 without incident for some years (since my company decided to disable IMAP off-site :( ) and in the last few weeks it's regularly simply stopped syncing.įor me, reducing the number of emails I have is not an option: yes, I clean up, but I also save a lot - as I need them for later (and as a general point: a fix should not be "change the way you work", it should be "fix the software"!). Just to add to this discussion: I have the sync problem as well, and *I do not have any IOS devices*.
#Mac mail not syncing with exchange mac os
Maybe Apple could have the developers for the iOS Mail app give a seminar or two to the Mac OS Mail developers. I really, really wish Apple would resolve this.
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If it is not the cause, then something else out of user control has to be the problem. If that truly is what is going on, it is ridiculously hypocritical, petty, and insulting. Somebody once told me that Apple pays Microsoft licensing fees for using Exchange on iOS, but does not pay the fees on Mac OS. Work arounds are inconsistent such that they seem to work only by coincidence. You can search the forums here and find issues dating back to Catalina. Deleting and reinstalling my Exchange account takes about 3 days to synch and only temporarily solves the problem. I have over 350k messages in archives mostly on my mac and some in the cloud on office 365. For me, it has been going on for years, dating back to when I had my own Exchange server. The only thing that is unreliable is an exchange account in Mail on Mac OS. Web Outlook (which I despise even more) works fine. Using Office 365, and Outlook for Mac (which I despise) works fine. Deleting Mail's saved application state worked for a while a couple of times on Mojave. None of the suggestions work permanently.
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