I followed this guide and it sorted me out: https://allthings.how/how-
to-fully-enable-dark-mode-in-ubuntu-20-04-including-calendar
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Awesome! I revert back to stable and it's continuing to work for me.
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Title:
libsoup should support ntlmv2
Status in
Quick question. Will this be added to the regular updates? I'm still
using proposed for this update in bionic.
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Title:
To clarify, it resolved the issue for me. I was previously unable to
connect because NTLMv1 was turned off where I work. Now I can connect.
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I tested the proposed package and it worked for me. I connected via
NTLM.
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Title:
libsoup should support ntlmv2
Status in
Public bug reported:
There is a newer version of libsoup that allows NTLMv2 authentication that
resolves this issue. Here is a bug from the Gnome libsoup bug report:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/libsoup/issues/114
In this bug report for Evolution:
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