Re: [Evolution] Error loading attachments - version 3.32.3 (flatpak git)

2019-07-05 Thread Zan Lynx

On 7/5/2019 5:03 PM, Jairo Lopez via evolution-list wrote:

Hello,

I decided to switch my main computer from Windows to Linux. After 
comparing between Thunderbird and Evolution, I went with Evolution 
(really liked) and struggled a bit migrating my PST file. Now after 
finally configuring my work and personal accounts, when I thought 
everything was working correctly I tried to add an attachment to a draft 
and got a weird behavior:


  * If I click on the "Add Attachment..." button at the bottom nothing
happens.
  * If I drag the file that I want to attach to the draft window I get
the error message: "Could not load the attachment. Error when
getting information for file /home/jairolop/test.txt: no such file
or directory". The file exists because I'm dragging it. In fact
thinking that the problem was a long path or filename I created a
simple one at HOME with the same result

Where can I find out the reason adding an attachment is failing? I'd 
hate to use Thunderbird instead of Evolution


I'm not completely familiar with either one, but if this is a Snap or 
Flatpak package they run in a sandbox which restricts their access to 
your files. It sounds to me as if your sandbox isn't allowing access to 
your files.


See 
https://askubuntu.com/questions/845644/allow-snap-apps-to-access-data-from-outside-of-container


There might also be something useful in here, although it seems more 
aimed at developers: 
http://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/sandbox-permissions-reference.html



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[Evolution] Error loading attachments - version 3.32.3 (flatpak git)

2019-07-05 Thread Jairo Lopez via evolution-list
Hello,

I decided to switch my main computer from Windows to Linux. After comparing
between Thunderbird and Evolution, I went with Evolution (really liked) and
struggled a bit migrating my PST file. Now after finally configuring my
work and personal accounts, when I thought everything was working correctly
I tried to add an attachment to a draft and got a weird behavior:

   - If I click on the "Add Attachment..." button at the bottom nothing
   happens.
   - If I drag the file that I want to attach to the draft window I get the
   error message: "Could not load the attachment. Error when getting
   information for file /home/jairolop/test.txt: no such file or directory".
   The file exists because I'm dragging it. In fact thinking that the problem
   was a long path or filename I created a simple one at HOME with the same
   result

Where can I find out the reason adding an attachment is failing? I'd hate
to use Thunderbird instead of Evolution

Thanks a lot

Jairo Lopez
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Re: [Evolution] Selective Plain Text

2019-07-05 Thread Ralf Mardorf via evolution-list
On Mon, 2019-04-08 at 20:27 +0200, Andre Klapper wrote:
> On Mon, 2019-04-08 at 14:14 -0400, David Burleigh wrote:
> > It would be so helpful if I could flag certain addresses and/or
> > domains to which I always want to send plain-text emails, rather than HTML.
> 
> I see a "Wants to receive HTML mail" checkbox in the Contacts editor.

That doesn't help users who want to send HTML formatted emails by
default, even if people aren't in the address book.

Reasons for some people to use HTML by default could be that in their
business plain text mails are very unusual/freakish or that they are in
contact with many people who read their emails on smart phones, were
auto-wrapped text is unwanted, regarding the small sized screens.

Footnote:

I prefer plain text over HTML and don't care about people who wish to
receive HTML. As a side note, Evolutions's HTML formatted emails could
look disgusting on Windows mail clients, don't expect that inserted
images are even viewed completely. IOW if HTML is important to you,
consider to use another mail client.

If you really want to please smart phone users, you still could use
plain text, but use the option "Performatted" instead of "Normal", so
the smart phone users could do the line wrapping with the mail clients.
IMO nobody should please smart phone users.



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Re: [Evolution] Selective Plain Text

2019-07-05 Thread Gary Curtin
On Mon, 2019-04-08 at 20:27 +0200, Andre Klapper wrote:
> On Mon, 2019-04-08 at 14:14 -0400, David Burleigh via evolution-list
> wrote:
> > It would be so helpful if I could flag certain addresses and/or
> > domains
> > to which I always want to send plain-text emails, rather than HTML.
>
> I see a "Wants to receive HTML mail" checkbox in the Contacts editor.
>
>


I would like to second David's request. My default is HTML, but it
would be very useful when replying to messages either from specific
senders or by folder, to have the reply automatically in plain text.
Like replying to this list.

We already have the Send account override in folder settings, it would
be nice to have a send format override as well.

Gary

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Re: [Evolution] Calendar Birthdays and Appointments

2019-07-05 Thread Andre Klapper
On Thu, 2019-07-04 at 20:55 -0400, Richard Barmann wrote:
> I think I got it from Mint. How can I check the Mint repository list

I don't know as I don't use Mint. This is an Evolution mailing list.
For Mint questions, you'll have to ask in a Mint support forum.

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