[Evolution] Evolution 2.32.2 not sending or receiving pop3 mail

[pgardner warpax com]

Hi Guys,

I am running Evolution 2.32.2 on a Fedora Core 14 distro which has  
stopped sending or receiving email after the last yum update (I have a  
list of the packages updated if anybody wants to see them).

This is the second time this has happened and I eventually got around  
the issue by reinstalling the distro. What was really annoying is that  
with all the updates applied to the Fedora Core 14 desktop, evolution  
worked fine, whereas it had failed to work after the updates on the  
previous install to get to the same level of files.

After the update was done, evolution quickly flashes the checking mail  
dialogue but does not send or receive email. A tcpdump on the desktop  
shows no traffic on ports 25 or 110 during the send/receive operation.

The only errors I can find are from the console when starting  
evolution from the CLI

(evolution:4164): GLib-CRITICAL **: the GVariant format string `(u)'  
has a type of `(u)' but the given value has a type of `(s)'

(evolution:4164): GLib-CRITICAL **: g_variant_get: assertion  
`valid_format_string (format_string, TRUE, value)' failed

(evolution:4164): GLib-CRITICAL **: g_propagate_error: assertion `src  
!= NULL' failed

(evolution:4164): camel-WARNING **: CamelTcpStreamRaw::connect()  
reported failure without setting its GError

(evolution:4164): camel-WARNING **: CamelPOP3Store::connect() reported  
failure without setting its GError

Evolution still runs fine apart from the email, so I can still use the  
calendar, both local and the gmail calendar which sync's with an onine  
calendar and they are fine.

It seems to me that with the lack of port 25 or 110 traffic that  
evolution is either broken in the POP3 department (perhaps that's  
where the camel errors are coming from) or there is an issue with  
authentication preventing the POP3 from working. However I am not sure  
how to debug this issue.

Any ideas?

Thanks

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