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Add example hook to allow Windows 10 Mail.app to ignore provisioning.
Allows Mail.app to connect, as UNPROVISIONED, regardless of provisioning setting of server.
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Sorry for pulling out this old PR but I have a question. What is the reason you included filtering for the DESKTOP- filtering in the first place?
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It's just an example on how to filter for different properties. I don't remember if the Horde_ActiveSync_Device::NAME property was needed to differentiate between different applications or not. The reasoning for filtering for Mail.app in general is because (at least at the time this was written) it did not support the PROVISION feature/command so if PROVISIONING was set as required that app would be unable to connect.
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Thank you very much for your feedback! It seems there are still issues with the current app and Windows 11 and provisioning. I get errors about security enforcements (0x85010013) that I was not able to fix with my online account. Since the user agent is quite unique I think it should be enough to filter for that.