I can't figure out from reading the bug why it was closed. I don't see
where information that was requested wasn't provided. At any rate, this
shouldn't be a low importance bug - for people it happens to, and I know
it's at least 80% of the people I personally know who run ubuntu, it's a
major annoyance. It's not only a problem with evolution - thunderbird
will do the same thing for the same IMAP providers. Still, the fact
that GMail users (along with many other IMAP services) cannot reliably
use evolution for their mail is of greater importance than I see given
to it.
What information do you need? This bug's plagued me for 2+ years and
makes the linux desktop experience suck much more than it needs to. I'm
open source all the way, but it's embarrassing for people to see this on
my otherwise awesome machines.
** Changed in: evolution (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => New
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Flurry of password requests make evolution unusable with down email server
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