On Mon, 2021-01-11 at 12:47 -0600, Christopher Marlow wrote:
> I just restarted SUSE and EVO is still asking me for the password at
> start.
Hi,
did you try:
$ evolution --force-shutdown
$ evolution
when you confirmed the gnome-keyring is running? Did you see in the
Seahorse the keyring is unlocked (there could be two keyrings, one
named "Default" and one "Login"; I recall it used to confuse the
keyring for some reason; I do not recall which of the two is the
correct one). The Seahorse shows "Passwords->Login" for me and when I
select it I see a lot of "Evolution Data Source" passwords being saved
there. There are some from GNOME Online Accounts too, though I suppose
you entered your accounts directly in the Evolution.
You mentioned POP3, right? Could you run:
$ CAMEL_DEBUG=pop3 evolution
and see what it does? Maybe the server rejects the stored password for
some reason. Can be you do not use a secure method and the server
forces it. Some servers do that, they reject to login on an insecure
connection. I do not know whether your 3.34.4 can deal with this in a
graceful way, you might see the password rejection reason in the
password prompt dialog.
Bye,
Milan
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