I already gave it a shot with the nslookup on the linux box...same results as windows. Tried the other suggestions, and pretty much the same results as Jochen. This issue has been around since Feisty, looking at post prior to the release of Hardy, Novel was aware of the bug and planned to address it in version 2.22, however the problem still obviously persists (I'm also running Linux Mint 4.0 on my work PC...which is essentially just Gutsy, with the previous version of Evolution installed...same issue). Pawel's solution is the only one I've ever seen mentioned after 4 months researching the issue. To be honest I find it frustrating that the importance level has been undecided for over a year? I'll be really frank, Outlook sucks, and Exchange is not my favorite server to deal with ever. Evolution is far from perfect, but it's a start. The fact still remains, to realistically deploy Ubuntu in a business enviroment it needs an "Apples to Apples" Outlook replacement/killer that will support existing infrastructure (that means Exchange, and especially Calendar functions). I'm all for dropping M$'s gear like a bad habit, but being realistic, things have to happen in a steady progression when dealing with an established network. The project I was working on (which was to build Ubuntu replacement workstations for our business) has been put on hold, mostly due to again, no 100% "feature complete" Outlook replacement (Thunderbird and Lightning aren't going to cut it either). So that's that. By the way if you find yourself in the same situation save yourself a month of work and DO NOT attempt to deploy Exchange 07 front end expecting the web interface to solve your woes...all the new features only work with IE7 and above (Thanks M$), any other browser your going to have the same interface as Webmail 03, so not much point in trying to pull it off.
This is a fairly small tick in an otherwise good program (Evolution that is.....we all know Ubuntu is great). I really can't understand how it's taken so long for anyone to address. I know it's more a Novel issue, but at this point now that it's included in Hardy (and the bug has been around since well before it's release) someone has got to take a long look at the code and find out what the trouble is. Here is a link to a thread regarding other evolution-exchange connector issues, that seems to be being responded to by a Novel tech working on the connector. http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06436.html Also here is a link to the "changelog" for Evolution. If you look down to version 2.21.92, the "Subscribe to" issue was listed as a fix...apparently it wasn't much of one. I hope the information helps, past keeping steady pressure on the Novel team, and Hardy (who in turn will keep pressure on Novel one would hope) to refine the connector, I'm out of idea's as to a probable solution. -- Cannot subscribe to exchange shared folders / calender in edgy https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/65664 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
