> > > Start evolution as evolution --offline, delete the IMAP account, and > > recreate it. I've had to do that when *I* dorked evolution up by > > fiddling around. The account configuration is in gconf, so just > > deleting stuff beneath the folder is not sufficient. > > Do you mean that I should edit the preferences deleting the IMAP > account or,
Yes, that's what Adam meant. > manually deleting the .local/share/evolution/mail/imap folder? No, don't go around fiddling with folders that programs expect to remain consistent. > Where is the data stored in gconf? BTW: Why has evo setting to be in > two differnt places, .gconf and .local? It has settings in gconf, data in .local - it is a consistent separation. And don't go round changing .gconf - use a gconf editor to change things. (The .gconf folder hierarchy is a method of maintaining state between login sessions and is re-written from the in-memory gconf info when gconfd exits.) P. _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
