Microsoft 365 features that help users manage their subscriptions, account settings, and billing information.
Thanks - added that to my ticket.
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I'm using Thunderbird to access my Office 365 mail account and it has been working fine (a couple of month ago I also switched to OAuth2 due to deprecation of basic IMAP authentication). However, since 2022-11-01, Thunderbird is unable to subscribe to IMAP folders. Last time I know it was working was last Friday 2022-10-28. Thunderbird is able to list to available folders (e.g. when opening the "Subscribe" dialog from the mail account settings), but cannot subscribe to them. I enabled IMAP logging in Thunderbird, and it shows that the server answer the subscribe request with "BAD SUBSCRIBE".
It is not a password/authentication issue, as Thunderbird can still see the content of "Inbox" and "Deleted Items". And if I disable the option "Show only subscribed folders", it can access everything in my Office 265 account.
Edit: here's the relevant logs from Thunderbird (note: I've replaced the actual folder name with "xxxx"):
[Parent ...: IMAP]: I/IMAP ...:outlook.office365.com:A:SendData: 76 subscribe "INBOX/xxxx"
[Parent ...: IMAP]: I/IMAP ...:outlook.office365.com:A:CreateNewLineFromSocket: 76 BAD SUBSCRIBE failed.
Microsoft 365 features that help users manage their subscriptions, account settings, and billing information.
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Thanks - added that to my ticket.
We get the same error using Horde IMAP Client: IMAP error reported by server., LSUB failed.
Well, we didn't find a workaround on the native apple mail client for IOS or macOS,
Our Client also uses EGroupware, which uses a Mail-Client based on "Horde IMAP Client".
It's not a product I'm familiar with, and I didn't pick that point up from your earlier posting. Thanks.
As mentioned already above, Gnome Evolution (3.38.3-1) does not have such a workaround. If 'Show only subscribed folders' is selected then you have no folder at all otherwise you get just the folders 'Inbox', 'Junk' and 'Wastebasket' but no other existing folders.
However, independent of the selection you get mostly an error message: Error while Retrieving folder list for “your@email...”: Error fetching subscribed folders: LSUB failed on nearly every update.