On ven., 2011-04-01 at 21:06 +0300, Andrii Borovyi wrote: > I'm using GNOME as my Desktop Environment and different network profiles > for enabling and disabling different proxies as well as switching > between them. In all that cases my mail server (pop3 and smtp) is > directly available to my PC (I don't need proxies to connect with them). > Moreover, the only port that is available for proxy is HTTP. When, I'm > behind the proxy (which one I'm using for web-surfing) and proxies are > enabled in Gnome, Evolution is trying to reach the mail-servers via the > proxies. It continues to do that even, when I'm selecting in Evolution > settings that I'm directly connected to the Internet (therefore don't > need any proxies). So I assume this is a bug, that appeared after the > last upgrade, when evolution ALWAYS using proxies when they are > available and DOESN'T CARE about it's own settings.
There is no such thing as pop/smtp proxy in evolution so I fail to see how this could be possible. Do you have traces of evolution “trying to reach mail-server via proxies”? Regards, -- Yves-Alexis
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