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(@m-tiggelaar)
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Enterprise server is normally just audit log,

Only SolidCP server actually supposed to push errors to a SolidCP event log section by default.

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(@fbjerggaard)
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Okay. Tried running the powershell stuff on the exchange server as well and it installed a bunch of stuff but didn't fix the problem. A iisreset didn't help either.

Spoke to a friend of mine who is a .NET developer, and he mentioned that the System.String[] part might just be because of the way it is being written to the log since it uses the .toString method. But if it is written correctly on a working install then the problem is narrowed down a bit.

I tried to do some packet sniffing on the servers to see if I could catch the traffic and see exactly what goes on, but it seems like most of the data is sent binary :/

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(@fbjerggaard)
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Alright, managed to get a debug version of the SolidCP server running on the Exchange server and attached a remote debugger to it.

The value of the variable oabVirtualDirs is "HOSTINGEXCH01OAB (Default Web Site)" and of the type string.

The following screenshot shows the full parameter object-thingy:

Does that seem right to you?

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(@fbjerggaard)
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Huh.. When running the debug version of the SolidCP server on the Exchange server it actually works.. Just pulled the newest one from Git..

Gotta try and see if I can make it fail now while having the debugger attached.

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 mku
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Got the same error! Check the server-configuration inside solidcp of the exchange server. Active Directory Settings need to be set to "Use Active Directory Accounts", Root-Domain need to be set!

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