Hello Gabriele,

I'm going to start you a support ticket so we can begin looking into this issue for you. We'd like to get more information on the sync errors with a Fiddler trace, if you're able to provide one. 

Best,

Thats an integer16 handling numbers between -32768 to 32767 and somewhere there is a wrong number plugged in in the code trying to push a number greater than integer16 can handle

We see it sometimes on custom SQL plugins during dev.

unfortunately this problem occurred to a senior executive of an important client of mine...

So I couldn't wait and had to try to solve the problem as quickly as possible.

SUMMARY:

I was on build 8930 and everything worked (apart from the small bugs already known about this version) --> I switched to the "new" 9008 and after a few days the problem appeared --> I then updated to 9014, but the problem persists.

In the end I went back to the "old" (pre Linux, so to speak) 8930 and now everything works fine (the small bugs of this version are, all in all, bearable...)

I aint updating until its proven reliable in production and handling MAPI/EAS flawlessly.

This issue is still present in the latest 9042 and 9049 builds (tested with the same MS Outlook users)...

Unfortunately this does not allow me to use the new versions and so I was (again) forced to downgrade to v. 8930 (which works very well and stably)

I, too, am still on 8930. In July I tried to upgrade to 8965 from a much earlier build, had awful MAPI problems causing all kinds of customer discomfort and went "back" to 8930 which was still newer than my previous install. So, I would love to go to the latest 9049 but, honestly, I'm just afraid to make the leap of faith. I know that the ST developers work very hard on their code. It's just frustrating seeing how many customers have such little tolerance for email connection problems and expect perfection at all times.

Running 9042 and seeing no headers in the sent emails when sending to an address with ÆØÅ and thats a showstopper....

So back to 8930 and issues went away immediately.