The problem persists in Ubuntu 14.04
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Just started having this exact issue with my EWS exchange account AND my
gmail account (which I use 2factor for so it was driving me insane)
What I did was go into seahorse and just clear all my saved logins.
After doing that and then re-entering my login info once more it seems
to have saved the
This problem still occurs in Precise, exactly as described in the
description.
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Title:
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I'm still experiencing this bug on a fresh Lucid x64 install. I never
had this problem on my prior Lucid install.
If this bug is incomplete, please let me know what information you need
so I can provide it as it is quite frustrating.
This is not a server-side problem as I never experienced it
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I am still experiencing this bug in Evolution 2.28.3 / Lucid
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Status: Fix Released = Incomplete
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Hi,
A quick response on the exchange password issue (cfr. post of Andy from
2008-08-12). I apologize if this is too straightforward for some or most
of you, but I'm only an end-user and it was a detail that was certainly
not obvious to me.
I indeed used the domain name but it did not seem to
Passwords resets (i think) every time when the Evolution is experiencing
difficulties with access to POP-server (long ping, temporary
unaccessibility, connection problems), perhaps perceiving it as a wrong
password. Please, make a remember password settings true!
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I had this problem too on Ubuntu Karmic trying to sync with google
calendar.
The error in the terminal was:
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-Calendar'
I'm was this issue with one server I use. I fixed this by asking for the
supported server options. It then gave me either PASSWORD or GSSAPI. I
changed to GSSAPI, then restarted. This failed completely. (I suspect a
half-configured setup on the server side - they probably tried to get
GSSAPI set
Bump!
The fix for whatever reason has not been released for my installation of
Evolution. I have 8 email accounts and it is extremely annoying to
constantly have to enter the passwords even though I clicked 'remember'
password.
Please consider this bug incomplete. I am using Kubuntu 9.04 Jaunty
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the issue should be fixed in current version
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It doesn't only happen with Exchange. It also happens using a *dav server. Not
matter of using a calendar or contacts.
As soon as you open Evoltution and click on calendar, tasks or contacts tab, it
shows a password prompt.
The annoying thing is, that you can't see any contacts (i.e. when you
On Sat, 2009-06-20 at 07:17 +, Hans-Peter Schadler wrote:
It doesn't only happen with Exchange. It also happens using a *dav server.
Not matter of using a calendar or contacts.
As soon as you open Evoltution and click on calendar, tasks or contacts tab,
it shows a password prompt.
The
Also had this problem for a very very long time (on Ubuntu and Fedora).
But because i did not have to use Exchange a lot i did not cared about
it. Today morning i thought i really have to fix that.
The solution worked for me was to change the Authentication Type from
Basic to Secure password.
I have this problem right now on Jaunty, in case you want some more info
or specific tests to be performed.
h...@ace2:~$ uname -a
Linux ace2 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:58:03 UTC 2009 x86_64
GNU/Linux
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could you try if that's still an issue in jaunty?
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I had this problem on and off but I haven't had it recently. It may be
my upgrade to Jaunty, it may be that I changed my SMTP password to match
my IMAP password on the same server.
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me too(tm)
Evolution won't save contacts/calendar passwords. Seahorse doesn't list the
contacts/calendar passwords, but it does list imap and other passwords as
imap:// It doesn't list my google calendar password (and that doesn't
work) -- I haven't setup google mail.
I'm trying to find
I have no such issue, and I am using an Exchange account. Just because
you have issues, it doesn't mean that the entire software is buggy and
cannot be used. Please do not be so negative. Why don't you post debug
logs with environment variable E2K_DEBUG=1-5? The higher the number
the better, but
It's also worth mentioning that it's not that Evolution doesn't remember
your password, it's that the Exchange server is blocking the first
authentication attempt, so Evolution assumes that your password may be
wrong and prompts you for it. If your password was indeed wrong, it
would be pointless
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Sebastien Bacher wrote on 2008-08-21:
would be nice if somebody having the issue could open a bug on
bugzilla.gnome.org where people writting the code can comment since they will
probably have a better idea about the issue
Means that it is probably quite useless if we keep on
Apart from the bug report itself which has been opened upstream on
September 15th, there is no response activity there at all (cf
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=552324). I wonder how a
software which performs as buggy as Evolution can be a part of Ubuntu.
Wouldn't it be better and more
I confirm this for Ubuntu Intrepid as of today and Evolution 2.24.0.
Am I getting this right: It took a year until this information got to
the actual developers because there is no automatic information handover
between Launchpad and Bugzilla?
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no there is no automatic bug forwarding because that would not be a good
idea to send all the incomplete bugs there, only confirmed bugs should
be sent upstream when then have enough informations, in this case few
bug triagers have acces to an exchange server so it was waiting for
somebody who has
would be nice if somebody having the issue could open a bug on
bugzilla.gnome.org where people writting the code can comment since they
will probably have a better idea about the issue
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Status: Incomplete = New
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I wanted to follow up that using the IP address for the account is still
working fine for me. As I said before, the fix for constantly getting
the request for your password seems to be to delete your exchange
account in Evolution and delete and references to the server in
Seahorse. Then recreate
Also strange: I have a laptop and a desktop, both set up almost
identically, except that the desktop is running 64-bit, and the laptop
32-bit. The laptop had no problems at all with this issue, while the
desktop did, using names for both setups. I'll try to remove accounts
and keyring entries,
I'm seeing the same problem on a fresh Hardy 64 bit install using latest
Evolution with Exchange. If James could post his fix that would be great.
Thanks,
Andy
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I found a solution to my problem. Hopefully it works for other people
too. I started evolution from a command prompt and was getting messages
these messages,
e-data-server-ui-Message: Unable to find password(s) in keyring (Keyring
reports: No matching results)
e-data-server-ui-Message: Key
could you look in searhose if you have a password for the correspond
account? did you find a GNOME bug while searching?
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the issue doesn't seem to be an evolution one
** Changed in: evolution (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Low
Status: Incomplete = Invalid
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Importance: Undecided = Medium
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I had some strange items listed in seahorse such as this,
204.26.234.200trexchange where it seemed to be referencing both the ip address
and the domain name. So I delete all references to this from seahorse and the
changed my OWA back to the IP address in the exchange account that I had setup.
Hello James,
Could you or or friend post the fix here? I am having the same trouble
as well, perhaps this apparently long standing problem can get fixed
with your help.
Thanks!
John
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hm, just an update as i work with it more - it's not just one is
remembered and the other isn't, it's randomly one or the other or both
or neither. I thought it might be because the SSL certs were considered
bat but I forced an exception and now it's happy with that and still not
working. Not
Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my e-mail. With your
help I was able to solve my problem. I had a broken pipe for awhile
until a friend of mine fixed it. Evolution works just fine now, and I
don't have anymore problems. You are good at what you do and I
appreciate you. THANK YOU!!!
Hm. I'm using ubuntu64, Evolution 2.22.3.1, and I have a similar issue.
One of my IMAP logins is remembered all the time. My second IMAP and my
SMTP passwords aren't remembered (unless it does. Sorry, unhelpful I
know, but 5-10% of the time it works.).
Console report:
I did a fresh install of intrepid (either alpha1 or alpha 2, can't
remember now) and I'm still getting asked for IMAP and SMTP passwords
when I first check or send mail after starting evolution
(2.23.4-0ubuntu1). The password dialogue only provides an option to
Remember this password for the
Every time I start Evolution it asks for my Exchange password, and every
time I enter it with the remember box checked. I think this was a
problem for me in the past, but then it went away. I'm now using a fresh
install of Hardy and it's back. I've tried deleting my
~/.gconf2/keyrings directory
On my hardy 64bit evolution still asks for my exchange password every
time I launch it or I go through the calendar
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My problem is probably related, I am running hardy and the password is
only forgotten on reboot. Logging out and in again remembers the
password. The first password dialog which appears does not seem to work
though. So essentially I have to start evolution twice everytime I
reboot my computer.
My problem is probably related, I am running hardy and the password is
only forgotten on reboot. Logging out and in again remembers the
password. The first password dialog which appears does not seem to work
though. So essentially I have to start evolution twice everytime I
reboot my computer.
Well the day I decide to make a bug report... the problem seems to have
gone. So just ignore more posting above (8 hours ago). Open source is
fantastic!
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This was not fixed in the latest update to Evolution (2.12.1)
Regards
Geoff Shuetrim
On Thu, 2008-02-07 at 18:18 +, Pedro Villavicencio wrote:
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. You reported this bug a while ago and there hasn't been
any
Pedro,
I am trying to determine the best way to upgrade evolution to the hard
version without doing an upgrade of the rest of the system. Is this
straightfoward and if so, can you point me to a link giving directions
on how to do it?
If not, I will hang tight till April (or hopefully shortly
Pedro,
It certainly is a continuing problem.
I will have a look at what is involved in installing the Evolution
version from Hardy and report back on the forum.
It surprises me that the problem is not causing more widespread
consternation. That makes me think it has something to do with the
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. You reported this bug a while ago and there hasn't been
any activity in it recently. We were wondering is this still an issue
for you? May you test the same with the evolution version available on
Hardy?, thanks in
I am not able to get Evolution to remember passwords for any mail
accounts for POP or SMTP access or for webcal calendars.
I am using:
Linux dell 2.6.22-14-generic #1 SMP Tue Dec 18 08:02:57 UTC 2007 i686 GNU/Linux
I am using Evolution 2.12.1.
I have moved my evolution data and configuration
i have the same problem running gutsy 7.10 tribe 5 updated today.
especially anoying, it requires a password when sending mail to access the
global address book, even if completion for this is ticked off,
clicking cancel is enough to continue.
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