I got your response just minutes after I solved the problem by guessing. On Tuesday 19 November 2002 12:10 pm, Mark Gordon wrote: > It might be using the files in ~/.gnome/gnome-pilot.d > > If you're not using gnome-pilot (Evolution conduits, gnome-pim > conduits), you can just rename (or, if you prefer to live > dangerously, remove) this directory.
There is a file and a directory of the same name. first I found the file and moved it to trash (just to be safe). Then I found the directory. Guessing, I decided the directory was more important than the tiny file, so I deleted the file from trash so that I could move the directory and its contents there. > > The alternative would be to reinstall the Evolution conduits in order > use the GUI to disable them, but that's probably overkill in your > case. Overkill in hindsight. > > You'll probably also need to kill gpilotd if it's still running. jpiolt/pilot-link kept giving me this error about the username being garbage, which was confusing. to diagnose that problem, I ran install-user from the command line. Though it would not work, the Palm went into sync mode which it normally doesn't do unless there is a sync daemon active. I guessed that even though I had removed the daemon from my hard drive, it was still running in memory. Not knowing the name, I restarted X. Sure enough it worked. No phantom user name and the sync worked fine. Next, I saw your mail and you confirmed the daemon in memory. Thanks for your excellent help. Now I can go back to using jpilot for PIM and Evolution for an email client (MUA) when in gnome (and jpilot/kmail while in kde). -- _______________________________ Art Alexion Arthur S. Alexion LLC mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.alexion.com _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
