On Fri, 2005-01-14 at 14:34 -0500, JP Rosevear wrote: > On Fri, 2005-01-14 at 07:36 -0700, Brian Edginton wrote: > > All, > > > > I use evolution 2.0.2 and connector everyday in a purely MS environment > > (Exchange 2000). Email, Public Folders, Calendars, Tasks, etc. all work > > find so I suspect a lot of the small problems seen here have to do with > > the Exchange configuration. > > I do have one problem I would like to find a solution for though, I > > cannot schedule resources (we use resources to schedule conf. and > > meeting rooms). I can see the calendar published for them, but when I > > try to schedule them evo complains that it Cannot Book the resource. I > > will occasionally get email back from the postmaster complaining about > > not being able to deliver email to the resource scheduler. This works > > fine from outlook with the same login. Anyone have any thoughts, places > > to look or suggestions I can make to my exchange admins in case I can > > talk them into helping me with this problem? > > Are you able to get an E2K_DEBUG session of this activity?
Yes, but it doesn't appear to be interesting. Attached are the output of E2K_DEBUG=1 for both evolution and evolution-data-server. An interesting data point, this morning I discovered the exact same reply from the postmaster if I try and schedule the room as a resource or as a required participant. I am NOT exchange 2K literate so I don't know if this means anything or not. Thanks again, Brian
evolution-data-server-Message: Starting server evolution-data-server-Message: Server up and running (evolution-data-server:5805): libedata-cal-WARNING **: e-data-cal-view.c:249: Starting new query (evolution-data-server:5805): libedata-book-WARNING **: impl_GNOME_Evolution_Addressbook_Book_getBookView ((contains "x-evolution-any-field" "")) (evolution-data-server:5805): libedata-cal-WARNING **: e-data-cal-view.c:249: Starting new query (evolution-data-server:5805): libedata-cal-WARNING **: e-data-cal-view.c:249: Starting new query (evolution-data-server:5805): libedata-cal-WARNING **: e-data-cal-view.c:249: Starting new query (evolution-data-server:5805): libedata-cal-WARNING **: e-data-cal-view.c:249: Starting new query (evolution-data-server:5805): libedata-cal-WARNING **: e-data-cal-view.c:249: Starting new query (evolution-data-server:5805): libedata-cal-WARNING **: e-data-cal-view.c:225: Query already started, notifying matched objects (evolution-data-server:5805): libedata-cal-WARNING **: e-data-cal-view.c:240: Query already done before, notifying new listener
camel_junk_plugin_check_junk em_junk_sa_check_junk there's no system spamd with -L/--local parameter running test if spamd is running (port 7830) using spamc use spamd 1 at port 7830 with spamc camel_junk_plugin_check_junk em_junk_sa_check_junk camel_junk_plugin_check_junk em_junk_sa_check_junk query_str = (and (contains "email" "") (or (beginswith "email" "~HEALTH OEC") (beginswith "full_name" "~HEALTH OEC") (beginswith "nickname" "~HEALTH OEC") (beginswith "file_as" "~HEALTH OEC") ) ) pipe_to_sa spamassassin --version pipe_to_sa /bin/sh -c ps ax|grep -v grep|grep -E 'spamd.*(\-L|\-\-local)'|grep -E -v '\ \-p\ |\ \-\-port\ ' pipe_to_sa spamc -x -p 7830 pipe_to_sa spamc -c -p 7830 junk filter => clean loading error file /usr/share/evolution/2.0/errors/addressbook-errors.xml loading error file /usr/share/evolution/2.0/errors/filter-errors.xml loading error file /usr/share/evolution/2.0/errors/shell-errors.xml loading error file /usr/share/evolution/2.0/errors/e-system-errors.xml loading error file /usr/share/evolution/2.0/errors/mail-errors.xml loading error file /usr/share/evolution/2.0/errors/calendar-errors.xml loading error file /usr/share/evolution/2.0/errors/mail-composer-errors.xml pipe_to_sa spamc -c -p 7830 junk filter => clean pipe_to_sa spamc -c -p 7830 junk filter => clean
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