** Changed in: evolution-mapi (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/339971
Title:
cannot delete evolution-mapi account
To manage notifications a
killev wasn't killing all evolution processes. after killing all
evolution processes and setting evolution to work offline i was able to
delete all the remote calendars and re-add them.
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cannot delete evolution-mapi account
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changed google accounts to use two-factor authentication and assigned a token
for evolution (a special "password"). now evolution prompted for passwords for
accounts (imap) and addressbooks, but calendars cannot be fixed. perhaps
because of offline operations?
attempting to delete the calendar
I am also seeing the same issue
unable to delete folder
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cannot delete evolution-mapi account
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** Changed in: evolution-mapi (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
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cannot delete evolution-mapi account
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** Changed in: evolution-mapi (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: evolution => evolution-mapi
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** Summary changed:
- evolution 2.25.92 evolution-mapi delete account
+ cannot delete evolution-mapi account
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