On Thu, 2005-06-30 at 10:00 -0400, Jeffrey Stedfast wrote:
On Thu, 2005-06-30 at 15:42 +0200, Thomas Emmel wrote:Hi Jeffrey, I switched to IMAP as you suggested but I had initially switched to IMAP4rev1 since there is a folder that I like to see but therefore I have to change the namespace. If I do that I can see that folder but evolution says that it cannot see the folders under INBOX anymore.... If I use the default namespace I can see again my folders in INBOX but the others not. That was working with IMAP4rev1. BTW, why do I allways have to stop evolution, kill all evolution- and gconf-processes delete the /tmp/orbit-* /tmp/gconfd-* ~/.evolution/mail/imap*-folders to get these changes activated??? And , in addition, this works only in 1 of 4 attempts? Where is the cache that I have forgotten to delete? Where are the passwords of evolution stored?you shouldn't have to do all this... I've never had to. Also I fail to see why doing all this could possibly help. Restarting evolution should be plenty. Jeff
Jeff, yes, I hadn't to do that since evo 0.9 ... But now I get strange errors after a crash and a restart like Error while Opening folder imap://emmel iris abaqus de/INBOX/2005. No such folder INBOX/2005 and evolution doesn't show me that folder but it is truly there. On the terminal I see (evolution:968): evolution-mail-WARNING **: Folder 'imap://emmel iris abaqus de/INBOX/2005' disappeared while I was adding/remove it to/from my vfolder ... Maybe I have to remove those folders from the vfolders but that was one of the big points of evolution I used every day. That happens now with IMAP (not 4rev1), but I have seen that with IMAP4rev1 too. Other errors are, e.g.: Error while performing operation. Failed to append to INBOX/Sent: IMAP4 server iris.abaqus.de unexpectedly disconnected: Invalid argument Appending to local `Sent' folder instead.. Does anyone can tell me how I can debug that in more detail? Is it worthy to move all my mails to IMAP, all my contacts to ldap and restart with a new, clean configuration of evolution? Not Zed said that
Passwords are in ~/.gconf2_private/
I don't have such a folder! Is there a way to "forget only some passwords"? Kind regards Thomas -- Thomas Emmel <emmel abaqus de>
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