A feature I would like to have is the ability to control the server
status on the POP server. I.E. to keep messages and delete them after a
fixed date, and/or to delete them on demand, a feature which Eudora does
perfectly in W$.
Cheers
Il mer, 2002-12-04 alle 18:16, Derek Denk ha scritto:
> One
On Mon, 2002-12-16 at 01:44, Not Zed wrote:
> > The problem: I'm trying to switch to Debian. On Debian I've compiled
> > pilot-link 0.11.5, gnome-pilot 0.1.71, and Evolution 1.2.1. When I try
> > to synchronize the same [Treo] 270 I get the error message "EAddress: Could not
> > start wombat".
Hi to all the member of this mailing list.
I'm here to disturb you just to know, why since few days to now i can't
Expunge anymore my Evolution mailbox.
I use Evolution 1.2.0, and when i try to expunge the deleted messages i
received this error:
"Error while 'Expunging folder':
Error storing 'Lo
On tir, 2002-12-17 at 11:48, Jim Downing wrote:
> Is there any way of showing IMAP mailboxes in the summary
> (My-Evolution)? The only mailboxes listed in the GUI "Summary
> Settings" tool are local ones, and the My-Evolution/Mail config
> doesn't look like it's intended to have a mortal human edit
Hi Simone,
I also had this problem, first experienced around Evolution 0.99. I
believe it started when I was deleting many emails one after the other
(pressing the trashcan icon over and over again), although this is just
a hunch and hard to back up with proof.
In my situation several of my oldes
> The problem: I'm trying to switch to Debian. On Debian I've compiled
> pilot-link 0.11.5, gnome-pilot 0.1.71, and Evolution 1.2.1. When I try
> to synchronize the same [Treo] 270 I get the error message "EAddress: Could not
> start wombat". If I disable the EAddress conduit then I don't see
Thankyou very much Ben, i will wait a couple of days to see if someone
else has encountered this error before...after that if it is the only
solution applicable...i will try your. There are many valuable messages
in my mailbox...and as first step...i will do a backup now.
Looking for further answer
On Tue, 2002-12-17 at 12:20, Christian Borup wrote:
> > I'm using Evolution 1.0.5 as packaged into Debian Woody (stable).
>
> I don't know when (if ever) 1.2 will hit woody. But it's available from
> Ximian (someone posted a apt line earlier today).
Just thought I would set the record straight:
Hi Ben, i solved the problem!
Thanx to your input i checked for the file mbox.ibex.index in
home/evolution/local/inbox.
This file is probably the index of files presents in inbox folder, i
thought (even with some risks...) that if the application is smart
enough and don't see anymore the index file
mbox.ev-summary is the index of messages in the mbox file, the
mbox.ibex.* files are word-indexes so that searching on "Body contains"
are fast.
Jeff
On Tue, 2002-12-17 at 09:27, Simone Peruzzi wrote:
> Hi Ben, i solved the problem!
> Thanx to your input i checked for the file mbox.ibex.index in
hi,
i just wanted to ask if anybody else noticed the same problem:
it seems that the vfolders doesn't update the view until you quit
evolution.
i made a vfolder based on labels and imaps. after changing the label the
messages are still visible in that vfolder. or am i doing something
wrong? - al
Visor Pro - USB
Mandrake 8.2
Evolution 1.2.1
First, many thanks for repairing the synchronization feature for
Visors.
Next, how do I synchronize the Addressbook? All of the conduits listed
below are enabled, and scheduled for synchronization, but the
AddressBook will not synchronize. I have d
Hello Evolution Hackers!
While this has never been formally announced, Ximian requires contributors to the Evolution code base to assign their copyrights for all non-trivial changes to the code. This is so we can enforce the copyright in the program as the owner of the entire program, or use
A current work around is to set your account to "Leave messages on
server" and then when you want to delete them you de-select "Leave
messages on server". Then click on Send/Receive to delete the messages,
then re-select "Leave messages on server".
It takes some time but it works now :)
Perhaps p
On Tue, 2002-12-17 at 13:08, W Pennington wrote:
> Visor Pro - USB
> Mandrake 8.2
> Evolution 1.2.1
Other things that might be useful:
gnome-pilot version
pilot-link version
kernel version
> Memo - Don't know where to find it in Evolution
Evolution doesn't support it.
> I tried to run gpilotd f
Visor Pro - USB
Mandrake 8.2
Evolution 1.2.1
evolution-pilot 1.2.1-1.ximian.2
gnome-pilot 0.1.70-1.ximian.1
gnome-pilot-applet 0.1.70-1.ximian.1
pilot-link 1:0.11.5-7.ximian.1
Kernel version
2.4.18-6mdk #1 Fri Mar 15 02:59:08 CET 2002 i686 unknown
Printout from pilot-xfer below
The only conduit
You could try just rm'ing the mbox.ev-summary file in the affected
mailbox (somewhere under ~/evolution/local/*/).
There was a recurring bug with this that should've been fixed after
about 1.0.5 (or maybe 1.0.8) or definetly in 1.2.x.
On Wed, 2002-12-18 at 00:18, Simone Peruzzi wrote:
> Thankyou
thanks a lot for your help.
> Messages dont vanish from a folder till you sync it, either by switching
> to another folder or running expunge (watch that though, it will
> permanently delete all mail in any subordinate folders).
i didn't know that expunging will sync also a vfolder. i should hav
Messages dont vanish from a folder till you sync it, either by switching
to another folder or running expunge (watch that though, it will
permanently delete all mail in any subordinate folders).
This is so that rules like 'unread mail' are practical (otherwise you
could click on a message, and it
Hi all,
Mark Gordon suggested that I post this message to this list rather than the
Users list.
I've recently been trialling Evolution 1.2 connecting to an Exchange 5.5
service via IMAP. It seems to have been quite good, but I've just logged
onto MS Outlook and noticed that a number of messages
On Tue, 2002-12-17 at 22:01, Michael Leone wrote:
> > Put an extra line with 'woody' in addition to 'stable'.
>
> Why? woody and stable are the same thing. stable is a symlink to woody, IIRC.
In a perfect world, but Ximian's "stable" is still potato.
--
Alessio Bragadini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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