Em Seg, 2011-02-21 às 13:20 +0000, Pete Biggs escreveu:
> So there is DEFINITELY something wrong with your keyring. > > > Now start Evo and it will ask you for a password to unlock the > > keyring. > > It will now be able to store your imap passwords. > > Did you try and do what I suggested? Yes, but the problem remains the same. 1-The seahorse has been uninstalled and reinstalled. 2-The gnome2 folder was deleted and was created again automatically. Every time I open the EVO, a new is created in gnome2/keyrings I tried manually create a key with Seahorse, but does not resolve. Now that I started EVO 3 times, there are four keys inside the folder gnome2/keyrings: One, I created manually Three, created by EVO after I entered my password Please be patient. Here in Brazil there are more people with this problem. http://www.mandrivabrasil.org/site/forum/index.php?topic=12093.0 > > > > > > > > - Possibly stop the keyring daemon to see if Evo can store things > > > elsewhere. > > Have you tried this? When I kill the process PID gnome-keyrings back to run automatically. How do I stop deamon? In any case, I uninstalled gnome-keyring and the problem continued. > Well people have been trying to help you solve the problem and we have > told you what the problem is, but you seem to ignore the suggestions (or > don't believe us) and keep asking how to solve it. We are trying. I used all suggestions. Perhaps not correctly. The problem remains, so I have to keep asking what to do. Sorry, but I have no other way. _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list [email protected] To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
