Re: [Evolution] Feature request

2001-06-21 Thread James Ogley

It does

Well, it does for me (SuSE 7.1, Ximian 1.4/Evo 0.10 for SuSE 6.4 force
installed)

> First, closing a compose window should prompt you to save a draft.  I don't
> care if you make it toggleable somewhere, but it's just too easy to lose
> work without any confirmation.
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[Evolution] Feature request (TNEF)

2001-06-27 Thread James Ogley

Not sure if this has been mentioned before, but it would be great if the
code from Mark Simpson's TNEF util
(http://world.std.com/~damned/software.html) could be included to allow
viewing of TNEF encoded attachments...

Everyone else in my company uses Outlook, which always attaches things
as TNEF, and it's a right pain to have to save them, and then tnef
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Re: [Evolution] linking problem

2001-07-02 Thread James Ogley

I got the same quite a lot when building (unsuccesfully ultimately) 0.10
on SuSE 7.2, got around it thussly:

In the offending directory, edit the Makefile and where you see a
reference to -ldb1 add -ldb -ldb2 -ldb-3

That should ensure it builds

> I'm trying to build evolution 0.9 on a SuSE 7.1 platform - Gnome 1.4, 
> kernel 2.4.0. It configures and compiles fine, the final link gives this 
> error. So far I've been unable to track it down. Anyone have any ideas?
> importer/.libs/libevolution-importer.so: undefined reference to 
> `__db185_open'
> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status

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Re: [Evolution] Evolution 0.13 building on Solaris

2001-09-10 Thread James Ogley

> I started with gtkhtml whic starts to compile then complains is can't find
> -liconv. I'm not sure which packages this comes from though.

-liconv tells the loader (ld) to load libiconv.so from one of it's
paths, which are set in /etc/ld.so.conf or by specifying -L/path/to/lib

So, check if you have libiconv.so on your machine (does Solaris have a
locate equivilent)

On my machine, it's in /opt/gnome/lib, so if I had your prob (I don't,
but I used to) I would edit the Makefile in the directory it died in,
and on each line that mentioned -liconv, I would add -L/opt/gnome/lib
(slightly brute force, but gets the job done)

If you don't have libiconv.so already, you can get it from Ximian's FTP
server (does anyone know where it's home URL is these days, FMII and the
Ximian RPM info point to
http://clisp.cons.org/~haible/packages-libiconv.html which doesn't exist
anymore)

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Re: [Evolution] Odd 'Reply' Behavior

2001-09-14 Thread James Ogley

It's filed, and apparently fixed in CVS.

http://bugzilla.ximian.com/show_bug.cgi?id=9419

> Before I file a bug, anyone else experiencing this? I am Running the
> latest snapshot available for Solaris 8.
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Re: [Evolution] Calendar Events

2001-09-25 Thread James Ogley

This baffled me for ages, until my colleague sussed it...

Here's how you do it:

Calendar -> New Appointment -> Reminder -> Options [Put your message to
be displayed here] -> OK -> Add

The 'Add' bit is very important - the thing is you can have it do
multiple things, so 'Add' adds what you've just created to the list...

Hope that makes some sense :)

> every time i add a calendar event, and set it to display a message X time
> before the start, it doesn't happen. in other words, i _never_ get a message
> alert for an appointment. i'm using RH7.1, sawfish, ximian. is this a known
> bug? or am i totally missing something?
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Re: [Evolution] Talking to an Exchange LDAP server

2001-10-26 Thread James Ogley

> So what do I enter into the address book sources dialog under the
> "Advanced" tab? Nothing seems to work! Any clues anyone?

We also have an Exchange server - the settings I use are:

o=Pinnacle Insurance Plc, c=GB

In the Search base field

And Search scope: Sub

Now, the c= bit is your country [US for you?]

As for what o is, you could ask your NT administrator [heh] or if you
have OpenLDAP installed on your system, try something like this:

ldapsearch -h exchangeservername -x -s sub -L "(sn=wilkinson)"

This will list entries in the LDAP database for people with the surname
Wilkinson, look on a line that starts dn: for the o= entry.

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Re: [Evolution] weather and news in summary

2001-11-16 Thread James Ogley

Yes, you need to set a proxy, but it's not done using an ENV variable,
it uses GnomeVFS settings, which you can set in the Nautilus settings
(which means of course that if you already have Nautilus set up to use a
proxy, Evolution should be using it)

You can manually edit the GnomeVFS settings in your .gconf (or is it the
.gconfd ?) directory, but I'm not sure which files & settings you need
to put in.

> I'm behind a firewall.  Do I have to specify a proxy for Evolution
> to be able to download the weather and news summaries?
> Do I need to set an environment variable for Evolution?
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Re: [Evolution] Accessing an exchange LDAP server from evolution

2001-11-19 Thread James Ogley

Ah, this old chestnut :)

Take a look at
http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/evolution/2001-October/013873.html

> Could anyone give me some pointers as to how to use a company internal
> addressbook hosted on an exchange server (version 5.5) which has LDAP
> enabled, from evolution... or even how to meaningfully pull data out of
> it with the openldap tools.
> Initial attempts appear to be stumbling very early on - I think I have
> the authentication data correct.
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Re: [Evolution] Evolution as default mailto: handler in GNOME

2001-11-26 Thread James Ogley

> I use Evolution as my mail client and Galeon as my browser.

So do I, how about that... :)

> When I click on a mailto: link in Galeon (or any browser in GNOME) I
> want Evolution to handle the request.

A reasonable request

> It does not seem that evolution has a commandline option that I can
> configure in the MIME settings.
> How can I do this?

In the URL handlers control centre capplet, set mailto as

evolution "%s"

That should do the trick (does for me)
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Re: [Evolution] mail notification

2001-11-27 Thread James Ogley

There's a GNOME panel applet called Mail Check Applet (you'll see it in
your Applets menu in GNOME)

Just use the same settings as in Evolution, and you can even set it to
start Evolution when you click it if you so desire.

Should this be in an FAQ list?

> I'm sure this has been addressed before, but could someone please let me
> know how to have some sort of pop-up notification for new mail in
> evolution. Either a pop-up window, or something that lives in a panel is
> good.
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Re: [Evolution] command line?

2001-12-04 Thread James Ogley

In the Gnome Control Centre, set the mailto URL handler to be

evolution "%s"

And make sure Galeon is set to use the Gnome mail handler

Now, as regards the Subject parsing, from what I can make out from Bug
#10379 and #14282 it should work, provided it's the correct usage of
mailto: that's used

On Tue, 2001-12-04 at 14:59, Marc Williams wrote:
> Is there a way to start Evolution with To: and Subject: via the command
> line?  The --usage screen didn't indicate there was so I thought I'd ask
> here.
> I'd like to be able to plug Evolution as my mailer into my new browser
> (Galeon) but haven't seen the appropriate command line switches to do
> this.  To: and Subject: are almost required.  Others would be nice. 
> Thanks!
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Re: [Evolution] LDAP

2001-12-05 Thread James Ogley

Yes, take a look at
http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/evolution/2001-October/013873.html

Maybe this should be put in an FAQ?

> Is there anyone out there who has successfully gotten Evo to perform an
> LDAP lookup against an Exchange 5.5 server? Ximians bugzilla says that
> this has been long since fixed but I've never been able to get it to
> work. I've tried several other LDAP clients in addition to Outlook
> Express and they all work fine. But Evo is a no-go. Kinda sucks not
> being able to look at that Global Address List...
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Re: [Evolution] What about not opening all evolution when using amailto: url... ?

2001-12-07 Thread James Ogley

http://bugzilla.ximian.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16033

No, not yet...

> Is the bug fixed in evo 1.0 ?
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Re: [Evolution] evo & exchange 2K.

2002-02-27 Thread James Ogley

If you just want to get mail, you don't need the connector, you can talk
to the Exchange server via IMAP or POP

>  Does anyone have any experioence with the connector?
> I have a situation where I want to get mail from an exchange server,
> but I don't really need all the gee-gaws and such. Just getting mail
> would make me happy. Do I need to get the connector just to talk to
> an exchange server? If so, that is where the first question comes in...
> How stable is the connector?
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Re: [Evolution] Preview pane background color

2002-03-18 Thread James Ogley

> Either (a) it uses the default text background color for your Gtk theme,
> in which case you should pick a darker theme, or (b) you can't change
> it. I don't know which.

It appears to be (a)

If you want a dark theme, look for BlueHeart, or Area51...
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Re: [Evolution] Evolution 1.0.2 on SuSE 8.0

2002-04-30 Thread James Ogley

I've just put SuSE 8.0 builds of Gnome-Spell up at
http://www.usr-local-bin.org/gnome-spell.html

They work for me with Evo 1.0.3 - give them a try

> So my question is this: has anybody out there in the great wide world
> got spell checking to work on SuSE 8.0?  
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Re: [Evolution] Problems with evolution 1.02 on SuSE 8.0

2002-05-23 Thread James Ogley

The build supplied in SuSE 8.0 is broken.  They built it against
Berkeley DB 4, whereas Evolution requires DB3 libraries.

The solution is to upgrade to a fixed build, the build of 1.0.5 for SuSE
at www.usr-local-bin.org is built with DB3, and so will work, I've heard
that the SuSE-supplied 1.0.5 build on ftp.suse.com is also built
correctly, although I've not verified this.

> I freshly installed Evolution 1.02 that was delivered with SuSE 8.0 (no
> update of existing configuration).
> When I start evo it says that it can't find the addressbook and asks me
> to check the path and whether I have sufficient rights. When I open the
> Contacts Folder I cannot enter any new contacts because the button and
> the menu entry are deactivated.
> What is the exact path or where can I set this ?
> There is a file
> ~/evolution/local/Contacts/addressbook.db
> in my Home-Directory but it is empty.
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Re: [Evolution] 1.0.8 on SuSE [was: gnupg]

2002-07-10 Thread James Ogley

A better option might be to get the package from www.usr-local-bin.org -
this is built to match the SuSE specs.

First get the SuSE GNOME updates from
ftp.suse.com/pub/suse/i386/supplementary/GNOME
Then get the Mozilla 1.0 build from ftp.suse.com/pub/projects/mozilla
Then get Evo, bonobo-conf, gal and gtkhtml (and gnome-spell if you want
spell checking) from www.usr-local-bin.org

> I have seen that there is a rpm file with version 1.0.8
> of evolution on the ximinan ftp server compiled for
> the SuSE 8.0, but how do I update the package?
> Just download the file and do rpm -Uhv? Or do I need to
> uninstall the Evolution-1.0.2-SuSE before installing
> Evolution-1.0.8-Ximian??
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Re: [Evolution] Email addresses

2002-10-11 Thread James Ogley

> 1.When selecting contacts then the contact selected should go straight
> into message recipients without having to click the 'To' button. To take
> names out of the recipients then click the name.

A double click does this, if I'm correct in what you're asking for.

A single-click *should not* activate it, it should only highlight it -
this way with judicious use of CTRL and SHIFT you can multi-select then
add to the various fields.

> 2.When selecting a recipient by name, i.e. Watson, I have three
> different Andrew Watson's in my LDAP server with no way of
> differentiating which when selecting contacts. I would like to see the
> feature added where the recipients middle initial is displayed.

This can be done with local addressbooks, what appears in the list is
what you select to file the contact as, so you can add the middle
initial.

Why not add your request to the 'wishlist' on bugzilla.ximian.com?
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[Evolution] Evo 1.2 Source RPMs

2002-11-11 Thread James Ogley
Will the source RPMs be making their way onto the FTP server soon?

Many many congrats to all you mad monkeys on getting 1.2 out the door, I
can't wait to try it :)
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Re: [Evolution] Re: 1.2 Release for Ximian Evolution and XimianConnector

2002-11-12 Thread James Ogley
> Got a question:  Where did the evolution-to-pilot conduits go?  I
> upgraded to 1.2 and they went POOF gone.

I think they're in a different package now (they certainly are for SuSE
8.1) it's called evolution-pilot

Makes sense no?  Means that those without pilots, don't need to have all
the pilot stuff installed just to use Evo :)
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Re: [Evolution] Just another 1.2 user with no spellchecking

2002-11-15 Thread James Ogley
> Now, has anybody any idea what to do to make all that perform properly ?

I upgraded gnome-spell to 0.5 - did the trick for me
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Re: [Evolution] When is Evolution 1.4 due out?

2002-11-21 Thread James Ogley
> When is Evolution 1.4 due out?

Don't know :)

> What other GREAT goodies like anti-aliased screen fonts will it
> include?  Just the fonts will make a huge difference to my life..

ISTR it's a straight port to GNOME2 of 1.2 - so the feature set will be
the same as 1.2
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Re: [Evolution] Re: gnomecc?

2003-01-13 Thread James Ogley
> On my machine (SuSE 8.1), it lives /opt/gnome/bin.  Interestingly, I
> can run gnomecc quite happily from the command line, but I can't find
> it with an rpm query either!  If I do a general rpm -q -a | grep -i
> gnome, I get nothing that looks like gnomecc.  OK, it must be provided
> as part of another rpm

Also on SuSE 8.1:

(Mon 13 Jan 2003 15:24) ogley@jogley:pts/1 ~> rpm -qf
/opt/gnome/bin/gnomecc
control-center-1.4.0.4-323
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