Re: [Evolution] Should I file these problems as bugs?

[Jeffrey Stedfast <fejj ximian com>]

On Fri, 2004-11-19 at 22:54, Bastiaan Spandaw wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm running evolution 2.02 on debian SID.
>
> I've run into a couple of problems and am wondering if I should submit
> bug reports to debian or ximian. Any pointers would be appreciated.
>
> 1. A number of colleagues and I pop about 15 pop3 boxes. All of us have
> "leave on server" enabled. Every now and them evolution fetches all mail
> that is still on the server, even though it has fetched those messages
> already. It does not happen every time I "send/receive" More like once
> in 40 (guessed) times. I've had this problem once with a single account
> on evo1.4 but then it helped to delete the cache for that account, with
> 2.02 deleting the cache does not matter.

might be that uids changed on the server? *shrug* see NotZed's message
about POP re-downloading from earlier tonight.

> 2. After creating a new pop3 account and I have entered the wrong
> password, there is no error, nor is there a popup for me to change the
> password.. Uncheking "remember password" does not help either. 
> The only way I could resolve this is by removing the account from
> ~/.gnome2_private/Evolution.
> Only then I can reenter the password.

known problem already filed in bugzilla a few days ago

> 3. Sometimes imap filters are not executed, until I "select" the imap
> inbox.

the imap code can't filter mail in a folder it doesn't have "selected"
since only 1 folder can be open at a time for imap and the imap code
doesn't connect to the server multiple times.

Jeff