Hello, Sorry for being impatient but not having a working mail client is frustrating. I've read your reply and both gnutls-clicommands works fine. When checking for supported types I get: Failed to query server for a list of supported authentication mechanisms. Error reading data from TLS socket: The specified session has been invalidated for some reason.
BTW: I've chosen to authenticate with password but no request for it pops up, I wonder why? I still don't know how to reply inline using this web interface. Thanks! On Fri, Mar 15, 2019 at 7:50 AM Milan Crha via evolution-list < evolution-list@gnome.org> wrote: > On Fri, 2019-03-15 at 01:16 +0100, Svante Signell via evolution-list > wrote: > > How to reply to a selected list?? With this ... web interface I'm > > not even able to see my own postings. > > And following a thread is awful :(. and how to choose top/bottom and > > which previous replies to include? Who sucks most, google? > > Hi, > first of all, it would be nice if you could avoid such statements here. > You can discuss Evolution related things, but why to pollute the list > with claims about some completely unrelated web interfaces? That just > doesn't make sense to expect any constructive answer to it (by the way, > you do not see your own postings, because Google has that message > already, in your Sent folder (on the Google server); that's semi-known > behavior of Google, as far as I know). Also, you should be patient, it > doesn't help when you spam the list. Imagine people are not at the same > time zone as you are, or even there can be noone able to answer. Such > things happen. > > Anyway, for your query. Evolution uses glib's gio streams, which rely > on glib-networking, which uses gnutls in the background. Gio obviously > has trouble to talk to the server, something between you and the server > disconnects the connection when being done in a secure way. Why it does > that I've no idea. Maybe there's some way to figure that out, but I do > not know that either, I'm sorry. From my point of view, it's something > in your settings. > > I'd verify that there's no proxy involved (in Evolution, Edit-> > Preferences->Network Preferences). Maybe you've setup a SOCKS proxy, > which breaks this. The NetworkManager is not needed, but it can be used > for connection availability detection. You can change how that's done > at the Network Preferences too. > > When you open the account Properties, the Receiving Email tab has an > Authentication section, where you can click Check For Supported Types, > which also connects to the server. It would be interesting to know > whether it worked. > > With ping, it may or may not be accurate. Could you run this instead, > please? > > $ gnutls-cli -p 993 imap.gmail.com > > It should end with something like: > > * OK Gimap ready for requests from ..... > > Eventually try: > > $ gnutls-cli -p 993 imap.googlemail.com > > Use Ctrl+C to stop gnutls-cli. There is also gnutls-cli-debug. If only > one of the addresses will work, then change it in Evolution settings, > account Properties. In any case, this local connection issue debugging > is out of scope of this mailing list. Also, I'm not able to give any > hints other than the above myself. Maybe other readers are, I do not > know. > > Hope it helps and bye, > Milan > > > > _______________________________________________ > evolution-list mailing list > evolution-list@gnome.org > To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... > https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list >
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