Hi, Harish
I built evolution 2.6 on my Solaris X86 the other day. The build process
was successful, however, as soon as I started evolution-2.6, it crashed.
We investigated this problem and arrived at the following conclusions:
camel_vee_folder_hash_folder in
evolution-data-server/camle/camel-ve
tures.
You may have a try by setting a breakpoint at
camel_vee_folder_has_folder, print ctx (you'll see no doByteReverse
here), and step in to md5_init, also print *ctx, now, doByteReverse
comes out somehow.
Thanks
--Irene
On Thu, 2005-11-24 at 18:09, Harish Krishnaswamy wrote:
> On
-server/servers/exchange/lib/e2k_kerberos.c returns
KRB5_REALM_UNKNOWN.
I guess there may be some problems in the exchange server realm
settings. How to find the realm name of the Exchange server? BTW, I can
access the Exchange server machine.
Any advice?
Thanks.
--Irene
Hi, Sushma
Could you please have a look at the following problem?
Sorry for resending this to the alias, but this is really important for
us, for we have to test on the newly opened Sun Kerberos APIs.
Thanks.
--Irene
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Hi, exchange connector developers,
I built my
hi,
I am confused why GNUTLS is a necesity when NSS is used for security
connection?
Cann't it be removed?
Thanks
--Irene
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hi, all
Forwarding Harish's mail.
Should have come here I think :)
--Irene
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Sorry for this somewhat late reply...
Evolution only indirectly depends on gnutls (libsoup). Yes, I guess it
should be possible for libsoup to get rid of gnutls and use nss instead.
Dan and
provide patches.
Thanks
--Irene
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/1.6
Our proposal is to change all those in second part into those after the
"=>", so that better consistency can be achieved.
--Irene
On Wed, 2006-05-10 at 19:21 +0800, Irene (Shi Ying) Huang wrote:
> hi, Harish and Evolution hackers
>
> Our first concern here is: We n