Re: [Evolution] SMTP - How can I tell if a problem is Evo or in the ISP?

[Steve T <stevetucknott yahoo co uk>]

Adam, 
Thanks for the reply. The issue turned out to be nothing to do with Evolution. As it turned out my router was faulty (not completely dead) - so I was getting some very odd occurrences, one of which was the inability to send mail (although receiving was ok).


On Thu, 2009-09-10 at 06:32 -0400, Adam Tauno Williams wrote:
> On Tue, 2009-09-08 at 17:50 +0100, Steve T wrote:
> >     Good afternoon.
> > I have been using Evo with various EMail accounts. Each account has
> > it's own remote pop and smtp server (ie yahoo for personal stuff and
> > my business accounts). All of this has been working fine until this
> > afternoon. Now, the outbound mail (from one account) seems to sit in
> > the outbox (although the sendmail 'display' shows 1 0f 1 messages
> > being sent - the progress bar stays at 0) and after a while I get the
> > attached message:
> > Is this a problem with Evolution or a problem with my smtp provider?
>
> Years ago one could set the environment variable "CAMEL_VERBOSE_DEBUG";
> and run evolution like "CAMEL_VERBOSE_DEBUG=1 evolution".  Then you'd
> see the SMTP chatter on standard-out.  I assume that still works.
>
> > Evolution 2.8.3 on FC6 
>
> That is pretty old!
>
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