Hi, > > Anyway I'm seeing a few problems, probably mostly to do with the fact > > I'm connecting to an Exchange 2003 server and the various issues with > > that. The first problem I had was when I went to check/file bugs > > against the package. As a separate package should it have a separate > > component with bugzilla or should I search/file it under plain evo (or > > something else)? > > In bugzilla.gnome.org, you can file the bugs under "Connector" product.
Sure. There needs to be a 2.4.x version added and wouldn't it be more intuitive if it was called evolution-connector in line with all the other evo stuff. > > OK here goes... > > - I'm seeing bug #312747 when trying to move a recurring meeting from > > my local calendar to the exchange calendar. Evo just locks solid. > > This usually happens if the backend crashes. See if you can get the > traces of evolution-exchange process while you see this. The procedure > for taking backtraces is available here ... > http://live.gnome.org/GettingTraces I've tried getting back traces before on 2.2.x using the doco here http://www.gnome.org/projects/evolution/bugs.shtml but the problem I kept running into is that e-d-s and evo-connector seem to get run up elsewhere and when I run evo through gdb it takes ages and doesn't always work at all. I'll give it another go but do I need to run e-d-s and connector in separate gdb instances and if so what order do I run them up. > > - When I start evoution it asks me for a password for every part of > > the exchange server. This includes mail, contacts, calendar, todo plus > > any other of the afore mentioned that are in public folders. The > > setting of the remember password option appears to make no > > difference. > > Yeah, the fix for this horrible behaviour was dropped off at the last > minute for some unavoidable reasons, but is being worked on and should > be available in 2.4.1 Yippee! > > - Some times when I log in it comes back with incorrect password. I > > then have to quit, kill e-d-s etc and then go back in to get it to > > auth properly. Not sure if this is to do with the fact I'm using the > > FC4 mozilla-nspr rather than the standalone naspr package. > > Hmm, not sure, but please file a bug, and see if you can get some > E2K_DEBUG traces for this as mentioned at the bottom of this page > here ... http://gnome.org/projects/evolution/bugs.shtml I'll try but it seems to have settled down somewhat. > > - When I accept a meeting to the exchange calendar it shows up but if > > I quit and go back in its gone (haven't tried local). > > Make sure that you have loaded Exchange calendar and authenticated to > it. Please file a bug if you still see this behaviour. Yes I do, I also find that my exchange calendar doesn't alway appear in the clock applet on the panel but my personal one always does. Will play a bit more and then add some bugzilla fun! Pete _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list Evolution-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
