Re: [Evolution] JPEGs from a Mac OS X

2002-11-10 Thread Lloyd D Budd
 On Fri, 2002-11-08 at 11:19, Gregory Alan Kedrovsky wrote:
 My Evolution 1.0.8 won't receive a binary file (jpeg picture) sent from
 a Mac OS X (using UUEncoding?).
What mail client is he using?

Before attaching what is the 'cksum' on the file?  Is that the same sum as
when you detach it?

Cheers,
Lloyd D Budd


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Re: [Evolution] Determine mail account to reply with

2002-09-12 Thread Lloyd D Budd

On Wed, 2002-09-11 at 23:16, Alessio Bragadini may have wrote:
 On Wed, 2002-09-11 at 20:34, Jeffrey Stedfast may have wrote:
 
  1.1.x defaults to the X-Evolution-Source first, and then checks.
 
 So, I believe the concerns of a lot of users (including me) who just
 wanted the old way to be maintained haven't been taken into account...

I am interested to know what the old way is?  If you would, explain a
scenario where the 1.1.x way behaves in an undesirable manner?

Cheers,
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Re: [Evolution] unable to send e-mail.

2002-09-12 Thread Lloyd D Budd

On Thu, 2002-09-12 at 20:30, Roberto Moral wrote:

 Error while performing operation:
 MAIL FROM response error: Unknown

You may want to need to give additional information as to how your
computer is configured to send emails (ie sendmail, POP, etc?), and
whether you are successful using other programs to send them.

Cheers,
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[Evolution-hackers] evo-hackers Archives :: July corrupt or is it Evo

2002-09-11 Thread Lloyd D Budd

Hello all,

Anyone know why I am not successful @ importing into 
Gnome Evolution 1.0.8 []
http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/evolution-hackers/2002-July.txt
but I am successful at importing every other month in the last year.

Cheers,
Lloyd D Budd

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Re: [Evolution-hackers] [Fwd: Re: Welcome To evolution!]

2002-09-11 Thread Lloyd D Budd

On Wed, 2002-09-11 at 05:55, Dustin Alexander wrote:
 The new evolution link is as follows:
 
 http://www.ximian.com/products/ximian_evolution/faq.html
 
 I think what he's referring to here is just a notification that the
 email link is bad. Courtesy heads up, anybody?

I am not sure that you meant to reply to me only.   That is correct.  My
apologies for the lack of clarity.  When I subscribed to Evolution on
the 11th, the Welcome note identified the helixcode URL.

Cheers,
Lloyd D Budd

 
 Dustin Alexander
 
 On Wed, 2002-09-11 at 05:10, Lloyd D Budd wrote:
  I sent the message below about a 1.5 weeks ago. No action and no reply. 
  Possibly, someone here can address.
  
  Cheers,
  Lloyd D Budd
  
  
  -Forwarded Message-
  
  From: Lloyd D Budd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Subject: Re: Welcome To evolution!
  Date: 31 Aug 2002 17:24:23 -0700
  
  On Sun, 2002-09-01 at 00:20, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Welcome to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list! This list is for
   discussion of the Evolution GNOME groupware package. The Evolution FAQ
   can be found at
   URL:http://www.helixcode.com/apps/evolution-faq.php3; please refer
   to it before asking questions on the list, in case your question is
   already answered there.
  
  That URL appears to be bad.
  
  Regards,
  Lloyd
  
  
  
  
  
  
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Re: [Evolution] woah. uh... how do I kill this 'html' feature?

2002-09-11 Thread Lloyd D Budd

On Wed, 2002-09-11 at 00:41, Larry Ewing wrote:
 On Tue, 2002-09-10 at 23:33, Steve wrote:
  In evo 1.1.0.99, I find that if I am copying text from a web page that
  is weirdly formatted, into an email message in evo, it copies not only
  the text, but the actual html-style formatting.
  
  I just want it to copy the text, kinda the way it worked in the old
  1.0.8 version (which is like how it would react if I pasted the same
  text into something like nedit). How do I get it to act like this by
  default?
  
 
 You can't currently, but I'm open to reasonable suggestions on how to
 make this behave more like you expect.  Currently It is in fact copying
 the actual html. gtkhtml 1.1 can cut  paste html to and from
 mozilla/netscape and from star/open office (soffice does some extremely
 broken things with html cut  paste).

Work/wait on implementing Paste Special in Gnome -- including ability
to set preference of Paste.

Cheers,
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Re: [Evolution] Evolution 1.1.0.9

2002-09-11 Thread Lloyd D Budd

On Tue, 2002-09-10 at 09:57, Not Zed wrote:
 as to the discussion that followed on the evoltuion list ... yeah this
 is the right place to post it (its for users of evolution).  and
 duplicate requests are more of a pain for us than singular problems like
 this.  also, knowing about development version bugs quickly is often
 useful, as the code in question is often still in our heads.  tho this
 bug probably sounds like a local/installation issue to me.

Interesting, thanks for the knowledge.  So this would not be more
appropriately discussed on the devel list?  Can one assume that the
devel snapshots will be best-effort-stable, ie you will never break
things to allow you to make leaps and bounds? 

Cheers,
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Re: [Evolution] Evolution 1.1.0.9

2002-09-11 Thread Lloyd D Budd

On Wed, 2002-09-11 at 06:38, Michael Leone may have wrote:

  If Hans has given it his best effort, which suggests that his intention+
  is to assist development of evo, then he is missing a lot of details in
  his posting.
 
 Why are you supposing that it's his intention to assist in developing Evo?
Otherwise, it does not seem to be a good idea to be running a devel
snapshot.  

 
 This is the Evo user's list; it sounded like a question from a user. The
 developer's list is for people doing developing (coding) - at least,
 that's how I interpret it. (the developer's list is called
 evolution-hackers, isn't it? In order to hack, you must code. :-)
That is an unusually interpretation.  Usually, a user list is not for
the bleeding edge, untested version, as devel often do not want to hear
when they broke something that they have broken on purpose.  I have
corrected though, it seems that it is encouraged to run devel snapshot.

Cheers,
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Re: [Evolution] Evolution 1.1.0.9

2002-09-10 Thread Lloyd D Budd

On Tue, 2002-09-10 at 03:08, Hans Scheffers wrote:
 Hi
 I am using the development snapshot. Since a few days I cannot get to my
 settings anymore. Is there another way I can add / change / delete
 accounts?
 I also cannot use my signatures anymore... Can I change the default
 signature anymore?

I am not a evo developer.  

I do find it strange when seeing msgs from ppl using devel snapshots
requesting help in such a way that would likely distract developers from
developing.  If you can't drive, have not given your best effort to
learn to drive, and you are not looking for assistance on driving, don't
try driving.

Depending on the development model, these sort of messages against the
bleeding edge are excellent, but not likely in the context of evo. I
might even suggest that such a posting is off topic.

Cheers,
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Re: [Evolution] Evolution 1.1.0.9

2002-09-10 Thread Lloyd D Budd

On Tue, 2002-09-10 at 20:54, Mike Leone may have wrote:
 * Lloyd D Budd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote this on 09 10, 02 at 20:54: 
  I am not a evo developer.  
  
  I do find it strange when seeing msgs from ppl using devel snapshots
  requesting help in such a way that would likely distract developers from
  developing.  If you can't drive, have not given your best effort to
  learn to drive, and you are not looking for assistance on driving, don't
  try driving.
 
 How do you know that Hans has not given it his best effort?

If Hans has given it his best effort, which suggests that his intention+
is to assist development of evo, then he is missing a lot of details in
his posting.

Based on the info contained in Hans question it suggests that I do not
understand the evo devel model well enough, or Hans is likely using the
wrong version. Anyone that uses a devel snapshot for real work
better be willing to live with it or deal it if something really bad
happens.  


  Depending on the development model, these sort of messages against the
  bleeding edge are excellent, but not likely in the context of evo. I
  might even suggest that such a posting is off topic.
 
 Oh, surely not.
Hey, I may be wrong, this may be the rite place 4 this sort of
question.  I would hope that there was a more appropriate place, as I
want to be able to folder to learn and assist about blessed versions. 

Cheers,
Lloyd D Budd

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Re: [Evolution-hackers] Any documentation around anywhere?

2002-06-14 Thread A. Lloyd Flanagan

I'd like to suggest that for the future we might want to use a tool like
javadoc.  This would allow the documentation for the classes/functions
to be included in the source code and automatically extracted to HTML. 
This is a great way to the basic documentation for the classes, although
you still have to do overviews, how-tos, etc.
A tool that does javadoc-like doc generation for C++ is CCDoc, found at 
http://www.joelinoff.com/ccdoc/.  I don't know of a tool for C/Cobra
code, although it shouldn't be too hard to do one.


On Thu, 2002-06-13 at 23:47, Joe Khoobyar wrote:
 .
.
 .
However, I was wondering if there was any documentation lying around
about the class hierarchy in Evolution?  I figured if there was, it
would save me a lot of time tooling around to figure out the basic
structure of things.  Unfortunately, free time is something that can be
pretty elusive.


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[Evolution] Simple Question

2002-03-05 Thread Lloyd Duhon

How do I change my default browser for Evolution? I can't find it
anywhere in the configs, nor the FAQs. I was using Opera, but due to
some wierdness in it's display, I've decided to return to Mozilla, and I
can't find a way to change the default web browser!

Any suggestions would be appreciated.


-- 
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Founder
Open Space Initiative
http://openspaceinitiative.org/
The Exploration of the Universe is our responsibility!


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[Evolution] Custom mail headers

2002-03-04 Thread lloyd


How do I add a custom mail header to all outgoing mail from a mail
account?




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[Evolution] Resize Summary panels?

2002-01-31 Thread lloyd

Is there any way (without recompiling :-)) that I can resize the panels
in the SUmmary?  I'd like to make the right side (with mail summary,
calendar and tasks) wider.







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[Evolution] Feature request: Relocatable links to folders

2002-01-30 Thread lloyd

I don't use the Local mail folders at all - all mail is on IMAP
servers.  I do use the calendar, contacts, and tasks occasionally,
though.  It would be great if I could create a link node in my IMAP
server's tree to the local folders I do use.  This way all features I
use can be accessed from my IMAP server's tree.

Before:

+Local Folders
 +-- Calendar
 +-- Contacts
 +-- Tasks
+IMAP server
 +-- Drafts 
 +-- INBOX
 +-- Sent


After:

+IMAP server
 +-- Drafts
 +-- INBOX
 +-- Sent
 +-- Calendar (link)
 +-- Contacts (link)
 +-- Tasks (link)


The last three items simply point to the local calendar, tasks, and
contacts folders; they behave like other folders under the IMAP server
tree.





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[Evolution] Feature request: Include IMAP Inboxes on Summary page

2002-01-30 Thread lloyd

Would be nice to see IMAP inboxes on summary page as well as local
inbox.



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Re: [Evolution] Why is quitting evolution so slow?

2002-01-14 Thread lloyd

 I have seen this in the released versions as well. One of my accounts 
 is an IMAP account, and I suspect evolution-mail being the one that 
 causes the long delay. 

FWIW - I've noticed this as well with release version.  The following
error message repeats over and over again on the terminal:

  waiting for component to die --  
  OAFIID:GNOME_Evolution_Mail_ShellComponent


I have two IMAP accounts.




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[Evolution] IMAP folder madness

2001-12-11 Thread lloyd

I'm having some trouble with IMAP folders.  Occasionally, my INBOX will
display This folder cannot contain messages.  Subfolders beneath it
are accessible, however.

If I unsubscribe to the subfolders, I'm able to access the INBOX again.

If I unsubscribe from all folders and resubscribe, I can see all folders
- for awhile.

Also, when subscribing to folders I see two sets of INBOXes and
subfolders in the list.

Anyone else?








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[Evolution] This may be a Red Carpet question but....

2001-12-03 Thread lloyd

I didn't get the Evolution upgrade on Red Carpet (and noticed I hadn't
seen *any* updates for several days), so I decided to verify my
installed packages.

Verify Packages told me it wanted to REMOVE my kernel and NVidia
drivers!

Any suggestions?



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Re: [Evolution] Congratulations!

2001-12-03 Thread lloyd

peripherally related to the splash screen -

The About window should either be larger, sizable, or dynamically
resize to accommodate the font size in use.  A lot of Evo developers are
only getting partial credit because their names won't fit in the window 
:-)






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[Evolution] Message display header font

2001-11-30 Thread lloyd


I seem to have a problem with the font size of mail header fields.  

The field labels (To:, From: etc) are sizing correctly as per the
GTKHTML settings in gnomecc, but the data portion of the display (the
actual from and to addressses, and subject text) are miniscule.

Where does Evolution pull the font settings for these fields?






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Re: [Evolution] to be usable

2001-11-28 Thread lloyd


 Which is what I said at the end.  I understand the want for it, I debate 
 the suggestion that it should be default for IMAP users, as it is more 
 likely to cause problems.  This is a personal preference, not by any means 
 a limitation.

I think you may be looking at a catch-22 situation.  Not everyone stores
their drafts etc. in the same place on their IMAP servers.  So, when Evo
sets up an IMAP account it cannot assume that a given set of folders
will exist there. 

Furthermore, it cannot check for existing folders until the account is
already set up and you have subscribed to folders.  There's your
catch-22.

I don't think Evo can do it automagically without user input; you might
file an RFE for a feature that asks the user after getting all other
account settings:  Would you like to subscribe now and select special
folders?  Users new to IMAP might find this useful.




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Re: [Evolution] Re: local inbox vs. IMAP inbox

2001-11-18 Thread lloyd

Hi Steve -

 When I first 
 fired up evolution, it brought a bunch of messages into it's own local inbox 
 (the one that shows in the button panel along the left side).  In the folder 
 list, I see both sets of folders, ie, the (apparently) primary folders, and 
 the folders for my main IMAP account on the server. 

I recently did something similar (courier on local server).  I like
having all my mail in IMAP so I can use it from any client (e.g., when
an Evolution build breaks I can still use Mozilla :-))

It sounds like you may be using Evolution to fetch your mail.  I think
you might prefer using  fetchmail on the *server* to get your mail,
instead of having Evolution do it on your workstation.  Presumably your
server is up 24/7, so you can have fetchmail periodically check for
mail.  You still want to keep all your accounts defined in Evolution so
you can use them to send mail, but in mail settings you disable them so
that Evolution does not fetch the mail from those accounts.  The only
one you keep enabled is the local IMAP server account.

In addition, if you like, use maildrop or procmail to filter it to the
correct folders.  This is preferable to using a mail client's filtering
because, just like IMAP, it's centralzed and does not have to be set up
for each e-mail client.

Using fetchmail and (in my case) maildrop, when I start up Evolution
after coming home from work I have all my mail ready and waiting in the
proper folders.

Now, what I think would be *really* cool is a standard way of defining
mail accounts that all/most mail clients understand.  That way you could
store your mail account definitions on a server, and when you try new
mail clients you don't have to go through the drudgery of setting up a
bunch of accounts each time.  :-)




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Re: [Evolution] disconnected IMAP

2001-11-14 Thread lloyd



Also, is it possible to view the calendar folder offered by Exchange via
IMAP as a calendar? At the moment it all appears as a series of
messages, as do tasks etcetc. Is it possible to assign custom views to
these folders which would allow correct interpretation of the contents?


That would be so nice, especially if Evolution could use IMAP folders
for calendar/tasks without requiring an Exchange server.

If I were you I'd file wish list bugs for both of these at
bugzilla.ximian.com!


I would like to see some coordination between Evolution and Mozilla so 
that their calendar data is compatible.  Not import/export, but direct 
access from the applications, just like IMAP clients.  I like having 
both Evolution and Mozilla available for IMAP access; it would be great 
if this held for calendar data as well.  

It would also provide a smooth migration path to Linux for Outlook users:

   Outlook/Win  -  Moz/Win  -  Moz/Linux  -  Evo/Linux


Or you could just make Evo cross-platform  :-)



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[Evolution] Ouch, that hurt.

2001-11-14 Thread Lloyd Duhon

I had a very long email I had finished writing, and I set it in the
background to look at other email, wanting to go back to check it again
before sending it out. Inadvertently pressed the X and closed the main
evolution window.

I reopened Evolution, and pressed the New Message button, which
usually then says something to the effect of I've found drafts, do you
want me to recover them and I say yes. Well, I'm running the most
recent Snap of RC1, and it didn't do that, so that very well thought out
email is now lost, and Im struggling to recreate it. Is there any way
to recover it? Please let me know ASAP if there is. and btw, if not, I'd
consider that a HUGE bug, If one has a window open with a message
written, and upon close, all changes are destroyed, without asking me to
save the changes, it's definitely a MAJOR bug :-)

TTMS

Lloyd




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[Evolution] evolution comments

2001-10-31 Thread Lloyd

Couple thoughts on evolution:

- I would like to be able to print out the task list

- the calendar reminders do me no good at all if they are not displayed
until I'm actually looking at the calendar

- until a server back end becomes available for Evolution, I would
appreciate the ability to save/restore the calendar information to a
central site; maybe just some ftp space on the net where evolution
copies calendar data from upon starting up and saves to upon shutting
down.  the set-up dialog might ask for an FTP address, login and
password. whether i enter appointments at home or at work, i need to be
reminded of them when the time comes regardless of my location.  (this
could apply to all aspects of evo data like tasks and contacts, but my
most pressing need are calendar reminders)

- the snooze feature really needs an option to select the units; i'm
tired of calculating how many minutes are in 2.5 days or 18 hours  :-)

- in Summary view, I would like the ability to resize the frames that
show my newsfeed and summary mail/task info. I need much less space for
news feed, and more for the other stuff

- i would like evolution to make me thin, muscular, charming, dashing,
and debonnaire.  i guess i could wait for the next major version for
that though


And a question - any plans for a windows version of evolution, to use as
a migration tool for our windows users?




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Workaround: Re: [Evolution] Mail Filters

2001-10-03 Thread Lloyd Duhon

Workaround:

Select messages you wish to filter, right click with the mouse, choose
apply filters.


TTYS
Lloyd


On Wed, 2001-10-03 at 11:36, Joseph Tan wrote:
 Hiya Matthew,
 
 OK here is what happens:
 
 1. I create several sub-folders in my inbox (e.g. Evolution Mailing
 List, Evolution-Hackers Mailing List, etc..).
 
 2. I create the corresponding filters. I assume these are run as mail is
 incoming.
 
 3. I check mail and after they are all downloaded, I find that they are
 all stuck in inbox.
 
 4. I do a Ctrl-Y. Nothing happens.
 
 5. I select all 120 mail messages and do a Ctrl-Y. Nothing happens.
 
 FEATURE REQUEST:
 
 1. Also, it would be nice if Evolution could make the incoming mail
 visible as soon as it is received. Right now I have to wait until all
 the mail messages have been received before I can read any of them. Even
 the headers don't appear in inbox. It's a nice feature if you have lots
 of mail messages coming down a slow link.
 
 2. A spell checker that could be run by selecting a bit of text and
 hitting F7.
 
 Cheers,
 Joseph Tan
 
 
 On Tue, 2001-10-02 at 13:11, Matthew Keller wrote:
  
  What are you filters doing? I have a myriad of filters that autosorts
  incoming mail to different folders, changes their color, etc. Everything
  working since the 0.12 days.
  
  On Wed, 2001-10-03 at 01:46, Joseph Tan wrote:
   Hiya,
   
   I was wondering if incoming mail filters actually work under Evolution
   0.14? I simply cannot get my incoming mail filtered automatically, Apply
   Filters (Ctr-Y) doesn't do anything.
   
   I may report this as a bug unless I'm missing something.
   
   Another query is that according to the release schedule Evolution
   Release Candidate 1 is going to arrive soon. Do people really expect
   Evolution to jump from 0.14 to version 1 in a short matter of a few
   months?
   
   Cheers,
   Joseph Tan
   
   
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Re: [Evolution] Red Carpet Dependency failure on Snapshot.

2001-09-24 Thread Lloyd Duhon

As of last night, there was a push from the Ximian Gnome Desktop channel
that included pilot-link et.al. I was able to install beta 4 after I
grabbed those files. I'm currently experiencing a different problem,
with the gnome control center requiring libgtkhtml 15 (I've got 14, 16,
17) and that's my only current problem with libraries from Ximian, but
it's the second in as many days I'm submitting the bug report for
the other failed dependency today.

HTH

Lloyd


On Mon, 2001-09-24 at 00:26, Paul R. Watkins wrote:
 I sure do not see the libpisock.so.4 available through ximian gnome for
 redhat 7.1 distribution -- it's not there -- but it is in Mandrake as
 the previous email indicated -- so how are we RH beta testers able to go
 forward?
 
 
 
 
 On Sun, 2001-09-23 at 21:51, JP Rosevear wrote:
  On Fri, 2001-09-21 at 11:25, Lloyd Duhon wrote:
   Just tried to get today's snapshot from red carpet, and I'm getting a
   failed dependency on libpisock.so.4 which is apparently a Pilot Link
   library that is currently only available in Mandrake Cooker (At least in
   RPM format). I'm a RH 7.1 user, and as such I find that we've got pilot
   link's libpisock.so.3.0.1 as the highest version.
   
   Does Ximian plan to package the version 4 of pilot link for those of us
   who are trying to track release and stay somewhat stable? I'd rather not
   try and lump extra libraries in to maintain varying degrees of
   compatibility, that's not smart administration. If you're requiring
   version 4, I'll need Ximian to release the pilot link libraries in order
   to continue Evolution in my shop (Which is currently tracking beta
   versions on all of our workstations) I'm the only one having fun with
   all the snapshots :-).
  
  It was already packaged and available in the Ximian GNOME channel before
  I pushed snaps with the conduits in them.
  
  -JP
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