On Mon, 2017-05-01 at 11:09 -0700, bg wrote: > On Saturday I posted a query about my new 3.18.5.2 claim that it has no > network > connection. I have verification that this is an Evo problem, because my > browser > is connecting to the Net just fine, as are my iPad and iPhone, which both, > by the way, are using the same mail server, with all the same setup choices > as Evo, and they're fetching and sending mail with no problem. > > Andre offered a workaround, which does force Evo to fetch mail, but unless I > leave Evo > running 24/7, I have to invoke that command again every time I want to run > Evo. > > That helps somewhat, but it is *not* a fix for the problem. > > I am not running some idiosyncratic collection of hardware, or unusual > arrangement > of broadband or mail server. As I pointed out above, my other devices which > are > using the same exact mail settings as Evolution are connecting just fine. > What occasioned this is the upgrade fromUbuntu 14.04 to 16.04, which > apparently > upgraded Evo to the 3.18.5.2. > > I find it difficult to accept that this sort of glitch should beset a > straightforward > distro upgrade. And I can't believe that this problem is unique to my lashup; > surely it has happened elsewhere. Which means presumably that there is a fix; > a permanent fix, out there somewhere. N'est-ce pas?
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