> I presume you are talking about POP3 - you don't actually say. > That is correct.
> > With this version, there are a couple of further difficulties such as > > continuing to collect duplicates of mail (for various reasons I leave > > mail on the server) and the fact that it only receives mail when it is > > opened initially and not after that. Even when invoking "get mail" > > manually, nothing downloads. To get new mail, I have to shut down and > > restart Evolution. I have tried every conceivable setting combination > > over a period of 3 days to no avail. > > As you said, others have complained about it as well, but I can't find > any bug listed in Bugzilla about it. I don't use POP3 (and my advice to > anyone having problems with it is usually to ditch POP3 and use IMAP > instead), so there's no point in me filing a bug. > IMAP is not an option - my mail server is POP only. > I suggest you do some debugging and data gathering - see here for more > information on how to do it: > > http://projects.gnome.org/evolution/bugs.shtml > > and then file a bug. If it's a duplicate or a trivial problem you will > soon find out. If you do file a bug please let this list know the bug > ID so others can add to it if necessary. > > The other thing to try is to create a new Linux account and set up mail > from that to see if it's still a problem. It may be that something in > the upgrade process got mucked up. > I will try a fresh install in the morning when I am feeling a little less frustrated. I will remove all existing accounts and mail files and start from scratch to see what happens but I am not hopeful. The duplicate mail downloads have started again so I have to remove some 500 duplicates every time I start Evo. This is very bad really. Rick _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list [email protected] To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
