> I have twisted evolution 2.0.1 into a knot. I would like to re-set all 
> the data and migrate it from an 1.4.5 instance.

Here's how to force migration:

http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/evolution/2004-September/039343.html

Be careful and read the caveats! This will overwrite all your Evolution
2.0.x data and start over with the 1.4.x data (if available). Thus you
will lose any changes and added data (like Contacts, POP3 mail) done
with 2.0.x only.


> Where besides $HOME/.evolution does evolution store state information?

Evolution uses GConf for storing most settings, including account data.
See the GConf tree /apps/evolution.

Use 'gconf-editor' or 'gconftool-2' for any changes. If you plan on
simply removing the entire ~/.gconf/apps/evolution directory, be sure to
kill the gconf daemon before.


> Is there a command to cause evolution to initialize itself?

See the link and GConf part above.


> Where are the --commands documented?

$ evolution --help

...guenther


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