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New Skype for Business on Mac (Insider) build is available!
Just did the Office Insider Fast update to 16.1.436 and it's still not available as a preference setting nor are single window chats enabled.
Brian, does your SFB deployment has server side conversation history enabled? One way to find out if this is fully enabled is to take a look at the SFB Mac log and look for "<property name="conversationHistory">Disabled</property>". Don't worry about the word "Disabled". This is the inband policy to tell the Mac client that the conversationHistory is available and give user option to enable it. If you find this string, you Mac client should have the UI option to have separate windows or not. If you don't find the string, that means that that server side conversation history is not yet properly enabled.
- Brian PaystNov 21, 2016Brass Contributor
I'm not seeing that string, but we were pretty certain that is enabled. What attributes should we be checking in Skype for Business Online ?
- Eric PriceNov 21, 2016Copper Contributor
I am also lacking that string in my logs, but I spoke with our Skype Engineers and we are 100% certain that it is in fact set up correctly in our environment.
- Brian ChaseNov 21, 2016Copper Contributor
I can also confirm it is not an available option in either of the 16.1.x builds, but it is available in the 16.0.x builds for those that have not upgraded in our company yet. And we're obviously setup correctly in our environment, or it wouldn't be available to those on the older builds.
- Eric PriceNov 21, 2016Copper Contributor
Where would one find that particular log?
- Kam Foo AwNov 21, 2016
Microsoft
In SFB Mac, go to Preferences/General/Collect and archive logs. It will take a few minutes to take a snapshot of the logs and generate a zip file with title prefix "SfbMacLogs" in the Downloads folder. Open the zip file and use a text editor to open sfbmac.log.
In this particular scenario, I would suggest restarting SFB Mac first and then collect logs. Then you will have a smaller log file to scan.