After reading a few more recent posts suggesting that it was working well, I re-visited it and found that version 4.8.0-2479 (64-bit) worked pretty much out of the box. Having experimented at various times with Davmail, I was never able to get it to work with NHS Mail. This is fine, but I would argue that they are missing a trick. The good folks over at NHoS are promoting Evolution EWS as the default mail client for NHS Mail on Linux. Thanks Davmail, I don't need you for NHS mail any more, but great to see that Davmail supports O365 so smoothly. Had to change my user name to but other than that, it worked out of the box. They've updated their guidance on the Davmail site for O365 :Ĭlear instructions on changing your EWS endpoint in Davmail to : I had a quick neb at their O365 documentation - they mention Thunderbird and ExQuilla but not Davmail.įortunately, the team at Davmail are all over it like a cheap suit. The first I knew was when Davmail stopped working. My time in the NHS has come to an end, but as the NHS prepares for migration to O365, my colleagues at Strathclyde University have take the lead and migrated to O365 this month. In 2017 I edited it to reverse the chronology - you can read the latest updates first, or scroll to the bottom to find out how it all started. It charts the 10-year (and counting) journey of an average NHS mail user - the barriers, challenges, frustrations and general irritation of trying to use something that is not very good. This article was published originally in 2009.
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