received: * LIST (\NoInferiors \UnMarked) "/" ".desktop/Home
[EMAIL PROTECTED]/Mail/subfolders/Road-Runner/5056.HEADER"
received: * LIST (\NoInferiors \UnMarked) "/" ".desktop/Home
[EMAIL PROTECTED]/Mail/subfolders/Road-Runner/5057.HEADER"
You need to tell it to not try to list your entire
Larry and Dan discovered yesterday, that you need cvs HEAD ORBit to
avoid these crashes.
mikeYou mean trunk, not HEAD/mike
But anyway, you never ever ever want to use the mainline of ORBit, even
if you're Elliot. :) You just need the latest on the stable branch
(orbit-stable-0-5).
We're
You need to give the user a way of picking the current calendar as
explained above. Instead of showing a list of URIs we should allow
the user to name the calendars so that you get a list with
My personal calendar
Company calendar
Concert calendar from
My bad. Fixing...
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Can you please send this as a unified diff? (cvs diff -u).
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i think this happened after i upgraded to the snapshot evolution today.
It was doing that for a few days, but today it should have a different
bug that will only annoy Pine users. :-)
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- Fixed the Camel test suite to actually compile and pass the tests
again (except for the URL one...danw?)
Heh. Bug in the test program. :)
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On Mon, 2001-09-17 at 10:34, Peter Pavlovich wrote:
Greetings,
I recently updated to the latest snapshot of Evolution. Suddenly, all of
my mail folders indicate that there are no unread messages in them.
evolution-hackers is for discussion of the code, not questions / bug
reports (unless
On Mon, 2001-09-10 at 12:10, Lauren Matheson wrote:
Could wvHtml be used to view .doc's inline in Evolution? Is this
something that I could do through settin MIME types, or is this a get
dirty with the code problem?
You can add wvHtml to the list of Open in ... entries in the pop-up
menu by
I added a new utility to evolution-shell-component-utils for putting up
a dialog after a component activation fails. The mailer uses it when
constructing the composer now, which means we might get more useful
error messages about those failures in the future. I didn't modify
anything else to use
For a bad time:
oaf-client -s iid == 'OAFIID:Bonobo_Moniker_wombat' \
oaf-client -s iid == 'OAFIID:Bonobo_Moniker_wombat' \
oaf-client -s iid == 'OAFIID:Bonobo_Moniker_wombat' \
oaf-client -s iid == 'OAFIID:Bonobo_Moniker_wombat'
You'll get one success and three unknown failures. This is
The problem is that you guys don't fully understand the problem, to you
it sounds as simple as just pipe it to pgp or gpg and whallah but it's
not that simple. Well, not if you expect the other end to be able to
verify your signatures at least. Sure, I could just pipe to pgp/gpg, but
if the
I'm now thinking about what my long term goals are. What I wanted to do
was to assign IM identities to my contacts. Since some of my contacts
are on multiple protocols, I need fields representing each protocol like
AIM, Jabber, MSN, etc..
Is there any standard for storing this info in
I don't like the add button
there's many cases in which it doesnt make sense, and if implemented
with gtkclist, is very hard to do nicely.
This can still be implemented with ETree. We could even write
ETreeWithout so that the folders disappear from the tree once they're
added to the
It's technically legal, but it's not wise to try and do it all with one
command. Your example of a large non-contiguous set of UIDs can be broken
into multiple smaller UID STOREs. Be conservative in what you send.
Granted we will have to do this anyway, but it is still broken behavior
On Tue, 2002-01-15 at 22:42, Kenneth Porter wrote:
A. This usually happens when CORBA interfaces used between components
are not compatible. For example, this could happen if you recompile and
install a single Evolution component without recompiling and installing
the rest of the
I apparently forgot to type cvs ci. :-) Fixed.
-- Dan
On Wed, 2002-01-23 at 10:04, Ian Goldberg wrote:
On Wed, 2002-01-23 at 08:57, Dan Winship wrote:
Shouldn't configure.in say:
camel_providerdir='$(libdir)/evolution/camel-providers/'$VERSION
No. Camel providers should have
I'm using evolution-devel-1.0.2-3.ximian.1.i586.rpm and libical-0.23.
Which version of libiCal should I be using to compile?
You need to use the version of libical in the evolution sources. It's
installed as libical-evolution.so.
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On Wed, 2002-02-06 at 23:33, Michael J. Rensing wrote:
Hello,
I've downloaded the latest version of the cvs evolution branch (as of Feb.
6) and compiled it. When I try to run it, I get
GLib-ERROR **: could not allocate -16842989 bytes
The most common cause of this is when something in
How can I help debug this? It's bitten me more times than I care to
remember. I tried to gdb evolution `pidof evolution`, but that didn't
do a whit of good.
You'd have to be running the gdb from outside of X. Next time it
happens, try switching to another vt, attaching a gdb to
The When Possible option will make a cleartext connection with
the server, if the server supports STARTTLS then it will use
it otherwise it will continue using a cleartext connection.
Never, of course, never uses SSL :-)
That's not a very obvious
People want/need better control over what gets synchronized when they go
offline. Two possibilities are:
* Outlook style: add a pane to folder properties to let you
specify offline options for a folder
* vfolder style: add an Offline folders dialog, where you can
OK, I just installed automake 1.6, this was very interesting. Besides
tons of weird warnings, this error still shows up, though automake
seems to go on working anyway... I wonder, what automake version are
you guys using? Still one of the 1.4x ones?
Yes, most of the GNOME 1.4 platform is
On Darwin, pthread_kill doesn't exist
...
There is one place in Evolution that uses this function: mail/main.c,
line 75, in function segv_redirect.
I think segv_redirect is only needed on Linux anyway. The problem was
that if the GNOME segv_handler was invoked from a thread other than the
On Wed, 2002-04-24 at 15:46, Ettore Perazzoli wrote:
Hello,
So, we need to make offline support better before 1.2 goes out. Right
now offline support sucks in the following ways:
1. We don't allow specifying which folders should be synced -- we
just sync them all.
Rather, we
On Mon, 2002-04-29 at 11:46, Costin Cozan wrote:
hi,
did anyone of you had the idea to write a ldap backend for anything else
than addressbook?
I just keep thinking of a such backend for calendar, having the data in
the ldap database, and thus creating premises of a real groupware.
Additional support for
this feature later on could go in the other tab of the calendar
options. Having the calendar automatically posted after changes to
the calendar.(this was a quick request by Christian Borup on irc
#evolution)
yeah, that sounds a good idea. For this, it's also
On Wed, 2002-05-01 at 13:02, Shawn Walker wrote:
I constructed my base_url as:
provider://username@server/
In get_folder_info_online() I created a URL for each folder as:
provider://username@server/folder1
That URL is being created by camel_url_to_string().
In
-05-01 at 21:42, Dan Winship wrote:
Order of preference seems to be iso-2022-jp, Shift-JIS, and then euc-jp
but neither Shift-JIS nor euc-jp are liked very much. They seem to only
be common in the US for example.
Korean users tend to prefer euc-kr over iso-2022-kr.
Do
I have not tried this, your mileage may vary, but...
http://ccache.samba.org/ has a compiler cache program that recognizes
when recompiling a file will generate the same output as last time and
avoids recompiling it. Supposed to speed up recompiles when the source
hasn't changed much (eg, if you
I already have the summary being displayed and the message being show
in the preview pane. Bug, I'm stumped on what I need to do to get the
header to display.
The display pane doesn't look at the summary information, it gets the
headers from the CamelMimeMessage object itself. It sounds
On Tue, 2002-05-14 at 17:39, Austin Gonyou wrote:
In /usr/lib/evolution/camel-providers I've got:
1.0 1.0.0.99 1.1
Do I *need* all that if I'm using 1.1-dev?
No, just 1.1 is fine.
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It would have been a lot easier to have a HOWTO documents that
explains how to write a plugin for evolution.
It's one of those copious free time things. We could either document
the code, or fix bugs... And especially pre-1.0, there was disincentive
to document stuff, since it all kept
Is there some sort of flag I need to set to alert Evo that a value in
the db has changed? I'm currently calling Bonobo_ConfigDatabase_sync
but obviously that's not all I need.
Evolution doesn't listen for changes to the db. It assumes that it's the
only thing changing anything.
-- Dan
On Mon, 2002-05-20 at 11:06, Connector, Ximian wrote:
I recompiled Evolution and am running 1.0.5 (previously 1.0.3). From
the Folders window (where Summary, Local Folders, Vfolders) I used to
have a folder for Other Contacts, and that seems to have disappeared in
the current version.
On Fri, 2002-05-24 at 11:50, swalker wrote:
I need to add menu items to the menu bar, to the popup menu when a
user click on a folder and add a icon button or two to the button
bar. For me to do this, do I use Bonobo? I saw some code where it
does a UI add. Can I do this from my plugin
Why do you care about the email address in the message list? How
does it matter to you whether I write to you from [EMAIL PROTECTED] or
[EMAIL PROTECTED]?
Well, theoretically, I would treat a message with a subject of
Something horrible is going to happen this weekend very differently
Fine. Unfortunately, it won't read the the file back. It STATs it, but
there is no attempt to open the file (strace):
Did you build your own packages? If so, did you compile with LDAP
support?
This probably belongs on [EMAIL PROTECTED], not
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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It would be nice to have different attribution for every language you use.
Of course Evo should automatically pick the right language using some
attribute of the recipient (X-EVOLUTION-PREFERRED-LANGUAGE maybe).
X-EVOLUTION-PREFERRED-LANGUAGE would be also useful in other contexts,
eg. to
On Thu, 2002-05-30 at 11:16, Matt Avery - Sun UK wrote:
I always thought that Re: comes from the latin for thing (as in
Republic = things of the people), and it became common in english
through leagal documents which use a lot of latin terms (sub judice,
habeas corpus) and so forth. So Re:
I clean up in the destroy callback, what happens is the app gets a SIG
is this handled already somewhere in the evolution,gnome libs used?
Destroy never gets called in my tests, what do I wrong?
I'm not sure what you mean.
Any pointers on an easy way to use evolution conf to store
On Sun, 2002-09-22 at 19:18, Jeffrey Stedfast wrote:
Evolution doesn't use seahorse (or any of it's code) to do GPG support,
That's not really true. The original patch for evolution gpg support
included a large chunk of seahorse code, and there are still some
recognizable pieces left.
On Mon, 2002-09-23 at 06:35, Craig Knox wrote:
Hi,
I've been looking for the place in the code that evolution does the drop
down list of possible address in the To/From/Etc.
It's all over the place.
The widget code is in gal/gal/e-text (particularly the e-completion-*
stuff).
The
evolution-shell-WARNING **: e_folder_type_registry_get_icon_for_type()
-- Unknown type `ldap-contacts'
my bad. fixed tomorrow.
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On Fri, 2002-09-27 at 05:50, Antonio Xu wrote:
Hello, All
I have tried to build evolution with Kylix's c complier, but I
was failed
If there are bits of non-ANSI-compliant code, please submit patches to
fix them.
-- Dan
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that would implement the same APIs to make Connector do its bidding. But
it wouldn't be easy. Depending on how much functionality you needed, it
would probably be easier to use Exchange's WebDAV interfaces directly,
or to reuse parts of the OWA interface.
Sorry for offtopic question -
I have a similar case in GTK 1.2's GtkInvisible widget, which refs and
sinks itself on creation - it's reported as a leak, although it's being
destroyed in Evo.
The code should be unreffing it, not destroying it. Destroy doesn't
explicitly unref the widget, it's just that normally destroying a
This has led me to believe that it's going to involve either (a) writing
an appropriate conduit for gnome-pilot (which I'm not sure will handle
talking to a Zaurus and haven't had time to research); (b) extend
gnome-pilot to work with a Zaurus and then do (a); or (c) write an
analog to
In serveral places, we currently do:
* foo.server.in.in: Contains @libexecdir@ and no translations
* foo.server.in: Has $libexecdir substituted in and no
translations
* foo.server: Has $libexecdir substituted in and has translations
But foo.server.in is in DISTFILES,
On Fri, 2003-01-10 at 11:25, Dave Kelly wrote:
I've been searching through the archives and found a few messages
relating the the Exchange Connector and the fact that it uses
GNOME:Evolution:ShellComponent to manipulate the interface.
Can anyone give me some examples on how this is
1) What *exactly* does the evolution-test-component do ? create_view_fn
looks as if there is supposed to be a visual display but I can't see how
to get Evolution to call this.
When it calls evolution_shell_component_new, it passes the folder_types
array and create_view_fn. folder_types tells
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