> > > I removed evolution with YAST and then searched and deleted all
> > > evolution files/folders. I restarted my computer and reinstalled
> > > evolution. When I set it up and log on, I get duplicate inboxes.
> >
> > Did you delete .evolution in your /home?
>
> Yes I deleted the .evolution folder in my home directory.
Did it make you wonder, why your accounts where remembered nonetheless?
Removing ~/.evolution will get rid of the IMAP cache, but it will not
change anything of your mail configuration.
> > Which protocol are you using? ( IMAP i presume but still )
> > Which IMAP server ?
> > Also if you are using IMAP-Protocol you would rather
> > use IMAP provider than IMAP4. IMAP4 is not currently being worked upon
> > by any of the developers.
>
> We use MDAEMON for our mail server and it uses IMAP not IMAP4.
*sigh*
The "IMAP" and "IMAP4" Shreayas was referring to are the server types
used in Evo (The "receiving email" "server type" of the mail account)
and actually are called "IMAP" and "IMAP4rev1".
FWIW, "IMAP" implements the "IMAP4" or "IMAP version 4" protocol. The
server type "IMAP4rev1" Implements the "IMAP4 revision 1" protocol.
According to a quick google search MDAEMON supports IMAP4 -- I would
have been surprised if not anyways. ;)
> Evolution works fine - all the folders are there, the subscribed folders
> on the mail server are there, sent mail folder, etc.. The only thing is
> that the inbox shows up twice. Also, I have ran Evolution on Novell
> Linux desktop 9.0 without sp1 and with sp1 and Evolution worked fine. I
> also setup Evolution under Xandros 3.0 ( installed Xandros about 5 times
> testing -and it worked fine for each install - same mail server in both
> cases.
>
> Unless I can figure out what is causing the problem, I have 3 choices -
> ingore the problem ( not the right thing to do ), stop using Evolution
> ( does not solve the problem ), or erase SUSE 10.0 and reinstall ( last
> resort I should not have to erase an OS just to get a mail program
> functioning properly ).
I don't see how re-installing the OS will help here at all. Please don't
do this.
...guenther
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