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[Chris <cpollock embarqmail com>]

On Sun, 2014-10-05 at 23:43 +0100, Pete Biggs wrote:
> > But at the very beginning when Evo loads there is this:
> >
> > (evolution:25940): camel-WARNING **: Failed to initialize NSS SQL
> > database in sql:/etc/pki/nssdb: NSS error -8126
> >
> > (evolution:25940): camel-WARNING **: Cannot load summary file
> > '/home/chris/.local/share/evolution/mail/1283386590 6219 2 localhost/.ev-store-summary': Unknown error
>
> I don't think they are a problem - just warning messages.
>
> > Another error that is further down the log shows this when I run Evo
> > with this command and also with the command above:
> >
> > CAMEL_DEBUG=mail:io evolution >& /home/chris/evodebug1.txt
> >
> > (evolution:25025): evolution-mail-WARNING **: Failed to refresh folder
> > 'ChrisP: INBOX/directory': Error refreshing folder: Mailbox does not
> > exist, or must be subscribed to.
>
> Again, I don't think that's serious - if you are subscribed to a folder
> try unsubscribing, then re-subscribing; I suspect the message will then
> go away.
>
> > So, if you want to take a look at the file at pastebin and tell me what
> > you think I'd appreciate it. In my Maildir folder there is no 'INBOX'
> > folder, Inbox has three separate folders cur, new and tmp. 
>
> 'INBOX' is the namespace that courier presents to the IMAP client, so
> there isn't an actual folder called 'INBOX' - think of it as the name
> given to the place where the mail folders reside.
>
> > Remember I
> > did not have this issue until upgrading to Evo 3.12.6. Worked fine in
> > the previous version.
>
> Yes, I understand that.  But presumably you not only upgraded Evo, but
> other things, like courier, as well when you changed your machine?
> Things do change in Evo as versions change - but you never said what the
> previous version of Evo was so I don't know exactly what is different.
When I built the Ubuntu 14.04 box back in July it was running Evo 3.10.? (can't remember)
there were no problems with Evo.
About a week or so ago is when I upgraded to 14.04.1 and Evo 3.12.6
that's when the problems began. 
> Anyway, I can't see anything obvious in the logs. To be honest it has
> the feel of something being too fast - as if it's trying to do something
> before another process has completed.
>
> How do you connect to the IMAP server?  i.e. what address do you put in
> the "IMAP server name" box?

Address is 127.0.0.1, port 143

> You could also try accessing these mail folders directly as a Maildir
> account within Evo rather than using Courier/IMAP as an intermediary.
>
> P.
I went to the account that I guess can be called 'local' it's named 'on this computer' mail
sent from that appears to have no issues.
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Chris
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