Re: [Evolution] Subject: forward email by filter rule failed

["@web.de" <pfeifer_s web de>]

Am Donnerstag, den 30.01.2020, 09:48 +0100 schrieb Milan Crha via
evolution-list:
> On Thu, 2020-01-30 at 09:28 +0100, @web.de wrote:
> > Dear Milan,
>
>       Hi,
> it seems you created a new message, instead of replying to the
> original, ideally with Ctrl+L (Reply to List) or some such way,
> involving the list address, not my personal address. This broke
> context
> and threading, apart of other things.

Sorry for that, as I created my first request, I was not member of the
lists. Thus I did not get your response into my mailbox. Instead I read
on internet. I tried to force my second request into the right topic by
setting the subject to "[Evolution] Subject:  forward email by filter
rule failed", but it seems to be that "Re: [Evolution]
Subject:  forward email by filter rule failed" would have been the
right one. Now I am a member and this should not happen again.

> > I cound not install the last stable version 3.34.x, because some
> > dependencies are not fulfilled in my linux distribution (Linux Mint
> > Mate 19.3).
>
> Right, it's tricky to do it on older distributions. Maybe pick a
> distribution, which provides latest stable version? Not always
> doable,
> I know. Another option is to ask the distribution maintainer(s) of
> the
> package(s) (evolution-data-server in this case), to find the upstream
> fix and backport it.
>
> >     [English Version, translated by myself]:
> >     error while >>sending message<<
> >     MAIL FROM-command failed: incorrect authentication data.
>
> I'm afraid I cannot do much, as long as it works properly on latest
> stable version (limited manpower, I'm sorry). Maybe verify what
> accounts you've configured (Edit->Preferences->Mail Accounts) and if
> there are any disabled, misconfigured (the same email address, but
> different SMTP settings) or such. It can be that when you open the
> message in a composer it corrects the email address to the enabled
> account.
>
> You can also run evolution as this:
>
>    $ CAMEL_DEBUG=smtp evolution
>
> to see what server is used and what FROM address is passed to it. I
> hope your version shows it too.

It does. I 'll try this out.

>       Bye,
>       Milan
>
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