Linux ThunderBird Exchange Expiration

The web-only processing of messages on Linux is due to the fact that it is not possible to find a mail client that is too good to support exchange. Inadvertently found on the Internet Exquilla this Thunderbird plug-in, try a bit or good, very convenient, but only free trial 60 days, 60 days after must pay, the price is $10/years.

Online can find the solution is to use the old version of the Thunderbird, with the old version of the Exquilla, but the version is too old point.

Took a little time to see the next Exquilla Registration verification algorithm, in fact, the algorithm is quite simple. Untie the Exquilla_for_microsoft_exchange-31.0.1136-tb-windows.xpi file, Registration validation related algorithms are within the components of a DLL file Exquilla-beta-i686.dll (under Linux is a. So file with the same name), the structure of the registration code is:

Ex0,*@*,2015-03-19,80324c6d8724c3e4cd0111b51a5718ad

As you can see, the registration code is separated into four parts by commas:

1. The first part is the registration type, EX0 is free to give the trial type, I do not know EX1, EX2 is what situation, but tried, EX1 is can use
2. The second part is the mail, *@* is free to give the 60-day trial, here to fill in a valid Exchange mailbox, you can see in the options valid emails
3. The third part is the license expiration date.
4. Part Four is the check code, which is the first three parts plus the MD5 value calculated by 356b4b5c.

For example, register type EX1, Exchange mailbox [email protected], expiration date 2015-01-18, you can calculate the MD5 value as:

MD5 (ex1,[email protected],2015-01-18,356b4b5c) =
5253dbb7d2b5a6e152974b2003025ba9

You can register successfully with the calculated MD5 value as the last part of the registration code.

MD5

Linux ThunderBird Exchange Expiration