On Thu, 2019-06-20 at 19:55 +0200, Milan Crha via evolution-list wrote: > Hi, > > On Thu, 2019-06-20 at 12:22 -0500, Japhering wrote: > > I configured Oauth2 in Google Cloud Platform Console (created the > token/key pair ). > > Hmm, I meant where you configured the Google (IMAP/SMTP) account, > whether directly in Evolution, or in some 3rd-party software. > Evolution > itself asks for the token when the account is created, if the account > is configured in Evolution directly.
Directly in Evolution > > Then I configured Evolution to us Oauth2 for both sending/receiving > email with StartTLS after connecting set. > > The setting for Gmail is: > Server: imap.gmail.com > Port: 993 > Encryption: TLS on a dedicated port > Authentication: OAuth2 (Google) > > With this it works properly for me, at least. Mine reads the same and doesn't work :-( > > So since 14/6/19, I haven't been able to connect with Oauth2. When I > do get an error message it is the "Failed to authenticate: Data > source > “<email address>” does not support OAuth 2.0 authentication" message. > > Could you search in ~/.config/evolution/sources/ for all .source > files > which contain the email address from the error message, and see what > value a Method key of an [Authentication] section of those files is > set > to, please? It might be like this: > > [Authentication] > Host=imap.gmail.com > Method=Google > Port=993 > User=<email-address> I currently have 3 of about 60 *.source files that contain authentication sections that look just like that. This morning, since this machine has been through a series of updates without reloading Mint 17.x -> 18.x -> 19.1, I created an evolution backup and uninstalled evolution, then reinstalled and loaded from the backup. The interesting thing is now I have 1 *.source file that has an Auth section for my gmail account, but doesn't have one for my G-Suite account. Yet, either way .. using 0auth2 fails with the same error. Failed to authenticate: Data source “<email>” does not support OAuth 2.0 authentication > where the 'Method=Google' means "OAuth2 against a Google server". > Having the account configured with GNOME Online Accounts, it would be > 'Method=OAuth2'. There are some restrictions on the OAuth2 for > accounts > configured in Evolution, it requires evolution-data-server to be > compiled with that enabled. When it is, a web page with login to the > Google server is shown when the token expires. Is there any easy way to tell if my currently installed version of data-server was built with it enabled ? > Any changes in those underlying files might be done when the > evolution-source-registry process is not running, which can be tricky > to achieve in certain situations (under certain desktop > environments). > You can run that process from a terminal too, maybe it writes > something > interesting there. > > > I saw some issues in Bugzilla that suggested it might be related to > bug in the version I'm using so I built the 3.30 version of the > flatpak based on the info on the Evolution-flatpak page. > > Current stable series is 3.32. Why did you build 3.30? At least the > steps described here: > https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Evolution/Flatpak > are referring to Evolution 3.32 series. You do not need to compile > it, > though, as you can get quite recent version from Flathub too. I say 3.30, because a) that is the version listed in the commands listed on the evolution-flatpak page and b) in the json file used by the flatpak system "runtime-version" : "3.30". So I might just be confused by the current evolution version being listed as 3.32, but the runtimes being 3.30. or the docs are out of sync. > > Same failure to connect but NO error messages or dialogs. > > You can verify you run correct version in Help->About of the > Evolution. > Maybe, the page mentions 3.30 of the GNOME Platform/SDK, but it > doesn't > claim what version of Evolution it actually builds, which may be > confusing. About says 3.32.4 (flatpak gitc51c64f). Interesting, when I first start the flatpak, I get the Failed to authenticate: Data source “<email>” does not support OAuth 2.0 authentication message, but once I close the message dialog, I never get it again. So short of paying attention to the connection icon next to each account, there is no indication that anything is not working. > Bye, > Milan > > P.S.: Feel free to reply only to the list (Ctrl+L in Evolution), I am > subscribed and I do reply to your messages through the list, not to > you > directly, too. My apologies, I thought I hit group reply. And today, I noticed that clicking group reply does both directly to you and to the list. learned something new > On Thu, Jun 20, 2019 at 7:27 AM Milan Crha via evolution-list < evolution-list@gnome.org> wrote: > On Wed, 2019-06-19 at 16:38 -0500, Japhering wrote: > > Failed to authenticate: Data source “<email address>” does not > > support OAuth 2.0 authentication > > Hi, > that's an error message from evolution(-data-server). I'm not sure > whether you configured the account directly in Evolution, or through > GNOME (or Ubuntu) Online accounts. There had been some race conditions > involved when evolution-source-registry considered what authentication > method respective accounts should use (mostly related to Online > Accounts and Collection accounts (like if you configured Gmail in > Evolution and enabled to add also calendars and contacts at the end)). > This is fixed in more recent versions for sure (otherwise there would > be people complaining). > Bye, > Milan > > P.S.: Searching on Google with "evolution Data source does not support > OAuth 2.0 authentication" gives some results. I didn't look at them, > but, sometimes, one can reach related information easier this way, than > asking. 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