Re: [Evolution] Evo/Linux-Friendly ISP

[Marc Hurst <marc hurst independentgeo com>]

Hello Milan:

The problem began when the ISP applied a "Heartbleed" fix. They claim 
that was the only change that day. My Evo Pop email accounts (mine and 
my wife's) stopped working immediately. I've tried Evo with IMAP and 
IMAP+; they don't work either.

Firefox and Icedove (Thunderbird) work fine. (I'm using Icedove to write 
this.)

I'll try the CAMEL_DEBUG tonight.

Thanks,
--Marc



On 04/16/2014 04:58 AM, Milan Crha wrote:
> On Mon, 2014-04-14 at 12:05 -0400, Marc Hurst wrote:
> > My current ISP recently updated their servers; and now they do not
> > communicate with Evolution on my Debian Linux machines.
>         Hello,
> is only evolution affected, aka is other network related process fine,
> like Firefox (or your web browser) and more interestingly Thunderbird,
> which may use the same ports and setup as Evolution?
>
> Of course, a more precise explanation of "they do not communicate with
> Evolution" would be helpful.
>
> What kind of account type do you have, is it an IMAP? What version of
> Evolution? Do you use IMAP or IMAP+ (can be seen in
> Edit->Preferences->Mail Accounts, the last column in that page, where
> imapx is an IMAP+ equivalent). If it is imap+, could you run evolution
> from a terminal like this, please:
>
>     $ CAMEL_DEBUG=imapx evolution
>
> This will show what evolution tries to do with the server.
>
> By any chance, if you create a new test user and setup a problematic
> mail account there, will it work properly there?
>
> What I think of is some change of SSL certificates on the road, which
> may or may not affect the behavior of evolution. I can be completely
> wrong, though the above tests may give a little clue where to look next.
>         Bye,
>         Milan
>
>
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