Am Sonntag, den 13.05.2012, 12:22 +0200 schrieb Thomas Prost: > ... don't see evolutuion's default settings here, but possible errors to > be made seemed to me: > > [] In ALLen Ordnern nach neuen E-Mails sehen > [X] In ABOnnierten Ordnern nach neuen E-Mails sehen > [X] Nur ABOnnierte Ordner anzeigen > > Da mag auch noch die ein oder andere alte Übersetzung bei mir (2.32) > eine Rolle spielen ?!!
Hi Thomas, all my settings should be correct: [X] In ALLen Ordnern nach neuen E-Mails sehen [ ] In ABOnnierten Ordnern nach neuen E-Mails sehen [ ] Nur ABOnnierte Ordner anzeigen I noticed that the warnings I receive from Evolution are all related to the Yahoo-account. I switched to POP instead of IMAP, but the problems persist. I cannot fetch any new messages, there are no subfolders displayed and not all messages in the folders are downloaded. I played around with the login name (adding @yahoo.de), but that doesn't help. It shouldn't be login problem, as I seem to be able to connect to the server at least temporarily. BTW: Has anyone on this list have any success configuring Yahoo via IMAP in Evolution? Maybe I'm doing something wrong when setting it up, although I don't see where the mistake could be. Another account doesn't work at all with Evolution I realized (imap.zoho.com & smtp.zoho.com). Neither messages nor folders are downloaded from the mail server. I have Evolution installed on a second machine (Fedora 16) as well, and with the Yahoo-account there are the same issues. I thought I might export the Evolution settings from the Debian computer, and import them in Fedora, to see whether Evolution behaves in the same way. Right now I do not know which exact version Fedora is shipping out, but I will check, so I can see whether the problem lies with Evolution's version. Here on Debian Testing it is 3.2.2 Regards, Pascal _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list [email protected] To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
