in the Folders and shotcut bar windows are no
longer updating as I read and/or delete unread email in folders. This,
too, is sporadic and I've been unable to identify why it only occurs
sometimes.
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Lance A. Brown
SysAdmin Task
LMIT ITSS Contract for
National Institute of Environmental Health
Hi!
Got a question: Where did the evolution-to-pilot conduits go? I
upgraded to 1.2 and they went POOF gone.
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Celebrate The Circle: http://www.angelfire.com/nc/celebratethecircle/
The evo pilot conduit stuff got pulled out and put into the
evolution-pilot package. All of us pilot/evo users need to install that
package as well after upgradeing to 1.2.
I just wish they would have said something about it!!!
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On Tue, 2002-11-12 at 06:40, James Harrison wrote:
I can second the report on this behavior. It's not happened enough to
me to bother reporting, but is annoying when it hits.
Red Hat Linux 7.3 with Ximian Gnome and Evolution 1.2R1
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On Fri, 2002-11-01 at 14:53, Bob Haddleton wrote:
Using the latest CVS snapshot (the RC hasn't show up
On Mon, 2002-10-07 at 10:01, Xavier Bestel wrote:
With 1.0.8 it's rather acceptable: you just have to restart Evolution to
get it to rescan properly the mailboxes. But 1.1.1 seems really unable
to connect concurrently to 1.0.8 (didn't try two 1.1.1 instances
together: I need at least one
Greetings,
I've been using Evolution for a few months now and am pleased with it
mostly. My main annoyance at this time has to do with being an email
packrat, and delays resulting from checking for new mail every few
minutes. I would like to be able to specify which mailboxes to check
for new
Is there some way to set the size of the new mail composition window?
I'm using 1.0.8.99, updating from red-carpet whenever a new snap comes
out, and would like to have the new mail windows sized so they are wide
enough to accomodate a full line of text.
Thanks,
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Carolina Spirit
Greetings,
I used red-carpet to update to the current evolution-snapshot this
morning (1.0.7.99) and found out that it was built without SSL support.
This was quite annoying because I could not figure where to go to
disable the SSL setting in my mail account configurations so that 1.0.7
would
On Wed, 2002-06-12 at 16:40, Zot O'Connor wrote:
I had issues with Mozilla latest (1.0) and had to uninstall and then
resinstall the psm module. You might try that.
Hmmm. I've not installed Mozilla 1.0 yet. I put it on my system at
home, but pulled it back off since the RPMs from
On Wed, 2002-05-01 at 13:41, Juan Martinez wrote:
I use both pine and evolution depending on the situation. You should
not have procmail filter your mail into mailboxes that evolution handles
directly. Having procmail change the contents of those mailboxes will
make for a bad situation with
Greetings again,
With some shell scripting and the dmail program from the imap-utils
package I was able to switch from MH to IMAP and use Evolution to access
my email, all 250MB of it. dmail also made it possible to convert my
.procmailrc from delivering to MH folders to IMAP folders with
Greetings,
I'm thinking about converting from MH to Evolution, but am unsure of a
migration path.
I have a LOT of archived email that I access occasionally, and a
fairly complex .procmailrc for sorting incoming mail into folders (MH
currently) and performing various automatic actions.
The imap
Matt Meola [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Having used MH before, and converted before, here's my recommendation:
For each message in each folder, pipe it through 'formail' (to insure
that the headers are sane) and pipe that through a procmail filter that
just looks like this:
:0 w
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