I am experiencing this on Evolution 3.30.1-1build1 and Ubuntu 18.10.
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Title:
Evolution address book
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Title:
Evolution address book inaccessible without
I have two machines both running 12.04 with Evolution 3.2.3. One has
this bug the other does not.
I start my sessions without evolution and then start it by hand later.
On the 'bad' machine I have found no way of starting gnome without e
-addressbook-factory running.. Again, the 'good' machine
I am using 12.04 and evolution 3.2.3 and am running into this prblem
since a few weeks. Has that ever been fixed?
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@Dennis
using a newer Version of Evolution did help myself. Why is at Ubuntu 12.04 no
Update cause this Problem?
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Workaround:
When logging in call a script which kills e-addressbook-factory
#!/bin/bash
sleep 120
killall e-addressbook-factory
/usr/bin/evolution
exit 0
chmod +x /foo/bar/e-addressbook-factory
Make a link in Unity: Upright gear / upstart -- create a link to your
upstartscript
If you wish to
I can also confirm the problem with Evolution not being able to show the
Google address book (contacts) right from the start. The workaround of
killing the /usr/lib/evolution/e-addressbook-factory while Evolution is
running works. However this cannot be a permanent solution!
I'm using Ubuntu
I have had this problem for some time using Thunderbird. I have a
Google addressbook that I cannot remember creating. After reading
these posts (especially killing e-addressbook-factory) I seemed to have
solved it for me (a Thunderbird user). The Google address book dates
back to the time I used
I am a bit surprised to see 'low' as 'importance' for this bug. As far
as I understood Ubtuntu 12.04 LTS users are not able to sync their
evolution contacts with google on a permanent basis - like me. This is
preventing Ubuntu LTS users to use Ubuntu LTS as real world workstation
without
Evolution's excellent addressbook hasn't been working well for more than
a year now, starting with 11.04. The 'crowd' must have moved over to
Thunderbird, or what else could be the reason for such a low priority
for this annoying bug? Any Android user would love to have this working!
Currently,
Sometimes, 'explaining' something makes you wonder about what you're
explaining. So, I asked myself: Why does seahorse have this
myname%40gmail@gmail.com? Should that domain name be there twice?
So, I used seahorse to edit google://myname%40gmail@gmail.com into
google://myname@gmail.com
I see the same issue when using Evolution 3.2.3 on Ubuntu 12.04 with the
MAPI connector to an Exchange server.
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Disappointment! The problem is back after a reboot. The edited URL in
seahorse (google://myname@gmail.com) is NOT the solution...
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I'm glad someone else has this same problem. Thought it was just me. It
is very frustrating. Evolution is much better than Thunderbird, would be
a shame to be *forced* to move.
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Same issue here since a few months (12.04).
Does anyone know if Canonical is going to work on this problem or is this part
of the transition to Mozilla leaving Evolution?
For me, Mozilla does not the job like Evolution does.
Rob
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Same issue in 12.04, new install.
For me, e-addressbook-factory was not running after I quit evolution.
I re-started evolution, killed e-addressbook-factory while evolution was
running and then it appeared after I exited evolution.
At the moment, all is working as expected.
Nigel
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Same problem here in12.04, today also this stopped working:
After shutting down Evolution and killing by hand :
/usr/lib/evolution/e-addressbook-factory. I relaunch Evolution and everything
go right.
The addressbook is visible again, but not when sending an email and want
to look up aan email
ubtuntu 12.04 bug me too... :(
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Title:
Evolution address book inaccessible without killing one time e
same bug here : ubuntu 12.04
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Title:
Evolution address book inaccessible without killing one time e
I have the same problem and could resolve it by manually killing the
e-addressbook...
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Title:
Evolution address
This bug doesn't affect Fedora or Debian Wheezy. It's definitly not a
Gnome bug. The problem came from Ubuntu horrible Gnome 3.2 / 3.4 mix. Do
not integrate full Gnome 3.4 (who's a complete and integrated desktop)
is juste unbeleavable :-/
Gnome 3 lovers is realy sade with Ubuntu.
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you can claim this bug doesn't affect $distro, you can even claim that
it doesn't Ubuntu precise either since you are the only one to see it,
that's nothing due to the mix of versions and that's not an ubuntu bug
since we don't patch evolution-data-server over Debian
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