Re: [Evolution] The name :1.157 was not provided by any .service files

[Japhering <japhering gmail com>]

On Tue, 2018-10-09 at 08:43 +0200, Milan Crha via evolution-list wrote:
> On Mon, 2018-10-08 at 08:26 -0500, Japhering via evolution-list
> wrote:
>
> And yet, I can no longer edit any profile that attempts to use OAuth2
> and thus can no longer receive email or calendar events from an
> OAuth2 account.
>
>       Hi,
> as I read many issues and user queries per week I do not recall exact
> details of each user, especially when it's spread between multiple
> threads, thus I apologize for any misinterpretation I might do with
> this summary:
> - you've installed evolution-data-server and evolution, *both* of
>   version 3.28.5 now
> - you've configured a Google account directly in Evolution, which
>   wants to use OAuth2 authentication
> - you, for some reason, want to change the Mail account
> authentication
>   to plain password (honestly, I still do not understand why and I
>   gave reasons why it's a bad idea)

Corporate account which is not configured to accept OAuth2.

> - you can no longer edit any profile - I do not know what that means;
>   is there any error message involved? If not in UI, then when you
>   run evolution from a terminal? How does that exhibit?

I get the same error whether I start Evolution from the command line or
from the GUI.

> - this thread begun with an error message, possibly about crashed
>   background process. Do you still see it? Does it happen after
>   certain steps? Your process listing looks fine. If you know
>   the steps, then get the process listing before and after the error
>   message appears and compare what changed, like the process IDs (it
>   is the first number on the line). That may help to identify
>   at least which process stopped unexpectedly.

Fresh load of LinuxMint 19.2 on the laptop in question.  Derek's Boot
and Nuke (DBAN) used to erase the hard drive followed by a load of
Mint.  Installed Evolution and went through the configuration process
using the import from backup file.

The one corporate account pops the 

   The name :1.157 was not provided by any .service files

error when attempting to change the account in question for OAuth2 to 
password.  At this point, I can no longer exit the configure dialog.

> - you said you restored from a backup. Did you try to enter your
> Google
>   account from scratch? 

Not yet, this a laptop I'm building for a business trip off hours. 
Will be attempting to delete and recreate the account tonight, until
then the fallback plan is the GSuite web interface (yuck).

> The backup doesn't contain passwords, you
>   should be asked for the credentials after restore. If not
>   immediately, then there is supposed to be a message in the UI about
>   it with a "Reconnect" button.

So far every time I've tried the reconnect button, it asks pops a
Google Account dialog, which asks for my credentials, then disappears,
and on the next Send/Receive request causes the same OAuth2 error
dialog.

Now I could be that I'm just too stupid to properly operate the tool.
>       Bye,
>       Milan
>
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