Re: [Evolution] New makefile for building Evolution from GIT

2009-10-22 Thread Paul Smith
OK, I built a fresh copy with newly-obtained 2.28 branch code and I'm
trying harder to use the MAPI interface.  I still got a failure the
first time I tried to log in, like this:

e-data-server-ui-Message: Unable to find password(s) in keyring (Keyring 
reports: No matching results)
e-data-server-ui-Message: Key file does not have group 'Passwords-ExchangeMAPI'

But it asked for my password again and the second time I entered it, it
worked.

I am able to see my mailbox, and read mail with it.  The first try to
fetch each new mail message is pretty slow: it can take 2-3 seconds to
retrieve a message (I see the Retrieving... message in the status
bar).  After the first time it's cached locally I guess because it's
very fast.

Here's the killer: I cannot SEND any email.  Every email I try to send
is bounced back to me with an error like this for each recipient:

The recipient's e-mail address was not found in the recipient's
e-mail system. Microsoft Exchange will not try to redeliver this
message for you. Please check the e-mail address and try
resending this message, or provide the following diagnostic text
to your system administrator.

Then there are some headers attached, and the destination header has a
bizarre format, like this:

From: Paul Smith psm...@mycorp.com
To: psmith

imceaex-_o=mycorp_ou=exchange+20administrative+20group+20+28fybidohf23spdpsm...@mycorp.com

I pretty much can't use Evo with MAPI if I can't send email :-/.

A few other things I noticed:
 1. None of the mail in my inbox has the proper replied or
forwarded icons, for replies etc. I did using lookOut!  If I
reply locally then I get the reply icon.  Surely this
information is stored on the server with the message?  I can use
different instances of lookOut on different systems and see
this.
 2. Threading doesn't work: I turn it on but nothing happens.  This
is a major bummer!  Not sure if it's lame lookOut! message
headers or what.
 3. The Sent Messages Folder selector in the Account Editor
Defaults tab is greyed out and can't be used.  Not only that
but when I send mail via IMAP, I can't find any folder
(including the local Sent folder) that contains the mail I just
sent.  Oddly enough, the Drafts folder is not greyed out and I
can change it.

The GAL and Contacts lists do, actually, seem to be working OK (although
since I can't send anyway that's not such a big deal ATM).

Calendaring is completely messed up.  First, loading my appointments
failed with an error, and while the calendar before last week seems
pretty much correct, everything starting with last week is either
missing completely (most of them), or wrong.  There is NOTHING in my
calendar past today (Thu), even recurring appointments.

Next, all my meetings starting with last Thursday (15 Oct) are showing
up as the wrong time--they are 4 hours later than they should be.  That
is, meetings that show as being scheduled at 3pm if I use OWA with my
browser, are showing up at 7pm in Evolution.

Looking at my log file I see a similar password error for calendaring; I
don't know if this is related to the above problems:

calendar-gui-Message: Error occurred while existing dialog active:

calendar-gui-Message: Error occurred while existing dialog active:

e-data-server-ui-Message: Unable to find password(s) in keyring 
(Keyring reports: No matching results)
e-data-server-ui-Message: Key file does not have group 
'Passwords-Addressbook'

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Re: [Evolution] New makefile for building Evolution from GIT

2009-10-22 Thread Paul Smith
On Thu, 2009-10-22 at 03:21 -0400, Paul Smith wrote:
 Here's the killer: I cannot SEND any email.  Every email I try to send
 is bounced back to me with an error like this for each recipient:

More info here: if I send to an external address, such as my home
address, then the mail is delivered.  It still doesn't appear in any of
my Sent folders though.

However, it comes with a Windows TNEF attachment (I sent the mail as
plain text) which is truly annoying: lookOut! doesn't add such a thing.
Don't know what that is or how to get rid of it.


Also, when I go to look at mail in my MAPI account Sent folder
(generated by lookOut!), it's all messed up.  The headers appear OK but
the body is being shown with a lot of [?] tokens instead of the
text... weird.

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Re: [Evolution] Changing Port 25 to Port 587

2009-10-22 Thread Philippe LeCavalier
On Wed, 2009-10-21 at 17:46 -0700, John Maxwell wrote:

 Kojak,
 I am back in town, took my netbook with me to see if it could send 
 email. I fired up WiFii radar, found a node and was sending and 
 receiving email. I am now working with the default firewall to open port 
 587 to get it to work on my Verizon ISP. Most frustrating.


It still isn't necessarily a firewall issue. Have you tried telnet'ing
to the host using port 587? Or even 25 to start with? Also try tracing
the path to see who is refusing you.

My money is on a relaying issue as mentioned by Kojak. I had the same
problem with my past provider. They forced me to use them to deliver and
purposely block outgoing TCP 587. I had SSH access to the intended host
so I simply set an SSH tunnel using gtunnel(or something like that -
can't remember now). Thankfully they weren't also blocking 22! I've
since ditched that provider for being restrictive in all the wrong
ways ;).

Cheers,
Phil
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Re: [Evolution] Evolution Logo Permission

2009-10-22 Thread Sylvia Sánchez

I have no problem.  And I think if anyone else answered, anyone else
have problems. 
So go on!


Regards
Sylvia


El jue, 15-10-2009 a las 19:03 +0800, Ryan Baclit escribió:

 Hello Evolution Community.
 
 My name is Ryan Baclit and I am one of the authors of the book
 Foundations of CentOS from Apress. I would like to ask for your
 permission if I can use the GNOME Evolution Logo in some of my
 illustrations on the book.
 
 I hope to hear from you soon.
 
 Regards,
 
 Ryan
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