On Mon, 2019-07-01 at 12:38 +0200, Milan Crha via evolution-list wrote: > On Thu, 2019-06-27 at 11:09 -0500, Japhering via evolution-list > wrote: > > Then I installed the flatpak version. > > Hi, > I tried on a Fedora 30 machine, which runs GNOME, and installed > Evolution Flatpak version from Flathub. I configured a new account > there, instead of using any backup. I did not left checked to add > also > Calendars and Contacts for the Gmail account. I also opened Seahorse > and deleted the OAuth2 token from there (on the host machine). Then I > ran Evolution from Flatpak (it says in Help->About: 3.32.3 (flatpak > git)). I've been asked to login to the Google site to get the OAuth2 > token. This worked flawlessly. I saw my mail messages from Gmail. > After > that I closed Evolution and ran it again (flatpak run > org.gnome.Evolution) and I've not been asked to re-renter my OAuth2 > token, neither I saw any error in the GUI, the account successfully > connected to the server. > > > Shutdown Evolution. Upon restart the flatpak version comes up and > pitches the following error. > > (evolution.bin:57): e-mail-engine-WARNING **: <time>: Failed to > add > service 'Sendmail'(sendmail): No provider available for protocol > "sendmail" > > That's (more or less) correct, the Flatpak version doesn't have > access > to the host system sendmail, thus it is disabled in the code. > > > In the error window with in Evolution shows > > Data source “<email>” does not support OAuth 2.0 authentication > > for each account trying to use OAuth2. > > For each mail account, or others? > > > Both accounts are setup with > > Receiving Email: > Server: imap.gmail.com Port:993 > Encryption method: TLS on a dedicated port > > I have the same. > > > Sending Email: > Server: smtp.gmail.com Port: 587 > Encryption method: STARTLS after connecting > > I use port 465 and "TLS on a dedicated port", which had been auto- > selected by the configuration lookup. This may not have any impact, > because it's used only when sending messages, not when receiving > them. > The authentication type says "OAuth2 (Google)" for both parts of the > mail account. The "gmail.com" in the addresses (for both IMAP and > SMTP) > can be changed to "googlemail.com" and it should work too.
I've tried both ports and both methods .. neither of which worked > > Neither is successful at authenticating with the Gmail servers. > > Works fine for me. I also tried with the added Calendar and Contacts > (at the end of the New Mail Wizard) and it works fine too. > > I didn't have it running for several hours, of course, I simply tried > to close evolution and run it again, which I understood as being one > of > the ways to reproduce the error message for you. > > This might be a stupid question, and I apologize for it: did you > install the Flatpak version from Flathub or from anywhere else? I did > use the Flathub version myself and I suppose you did too. Yes, from flathub. > > The main difference I can see, apart of using different distribution, > is that I configured the account from scratch, while you used some > backup. Could you try with a fresh account instead, please? I do not > see anything else different, especially when you use the same Flathub > version as I do. Ok.. I'll scratch one machine and rebuild flatpak and NOT import data. It will be a day or two. Mike _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
