Re: [Evolution] Evolution 2.4

[Sarfraaz Ahmed <asarfraaz novell com>]

Hi,


> Anyway I'm seeing a few problems, probably mostly to do with the fact
> I'm connecting to an Exchange 2003 server and the various issues with
> that. The first problem I had was when I went to check/file bugs
> against the package. As a separate package should it have a separate
> component with bugzilla or should I search/file it under plain evo (or
> something else)? 

In bugzilla.gnome.org, you can file the bugs under "Connector" product.


> OK here goes...
> - I'm seeing bug #312747 when trying to move a recurring meeting from
> my local calendar to the exchange calendar. Evo just locks solid. 

This usually happens if the backend crashes. See if you can get the
traces of evolution-exchange process while you see this. The procedure
for taking backtraces is available here ...
http://live.gnome.org/GettingTraces

> - When I start evoution it asks me for a password for every part of
> the exchange server. This includes mail, contacts, calendar, todo plus
> any other of the afore mentioned that are in public folders. The
> setting of the remember password option appears to make no
> difference. 

Yeah, the fix for this horrible behaviour was dropped off at the last
minute for some unavoidable reasons, but is being worked on and should
be available in 2.4.1

> - Some times when I log in it comes back with incorrect password. I
> then have to quit, kill e-d-s etc and then go back in to get it to
> auth properly. Not sure if this is to do with the fact I'm using the
> FC4 mozilla-nspr rather than the standalone naspr package. 

Hmm, not sure, but please file a bug, and see if you can get some
E2K_DEBUG traces for this as mentioned at the bottom of this page
here ... http://gnome.org/projects/evolution/bugs.shtml

> - When I accept a meeting to the exchange calendar it shows up but if
> I quit and go back in its gone (haven't tried local). 

Make sure that you have loaded Exchange calendar and authenticated to
it. Please file a bug if you still see this behaviour.

Thanks for the report :-)

--Sarfraaz

> Cheers,
> Pete
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