On Thu, 2022-02-03 at 22:18 +0000, Asaf Greenberg via evolution-list wrote: > Just installed evolution; > I'm on Manjaro + KDE, it's up-to-date. > I Installed from official repos.
Yeah, but you need to tell us the version of Evolution, most of the people here have no idea what version of Evolution comes with the various distros > KWallet is installed. > Keyring isn't (it's not gnome) Evolution doesn't use KWallet, it uses Gnome keyring. That is your underlying problem. (Or to be precise, the libraries that Evolution uses to store secrets uses interfaces that are only provided by Gnome keyring. Evolution itself doesn't store passwords.) > > > 1 connecting to a Roundcube server. > That's the only one that works (but doesn't remember the password, > even though I check "add to keyring") See above. You must make sure that Gnome keyring is running before starting Evolution > > 3 POPs accounts with GMAIL. > None of them appear on the folder list ! . > But they do appear on the mail accounts dialog. > (see screenshot) POP accounts don't have their own folder structure, all POP mail is retrieved and then put in the Inbox under "On This Computer" - because it is now, on your computer and not held remotely. If you want them in different folders, see Help -> Contents -> Commons Mail Questions -> Separating POP mail > > 2 IMAPs on gmail: > they show on the folder list, but not connected; Error message: > "failed to authenticate: the server org.freedesktop.secrets was not > provided by any .service file" That is a DBUS error and is almost certainly related to the fact that you don't have Gnome keyring installed - in other words Evolution can't authenticate because it has asked DBUS to retrieve the secrets and DBUS can't find a provider of those secrets (because only Gnome keyring currently provides the correct interface). > > (+Few minor bugs which I will not address now.) > Is it meant to run on non-gnome? Evolution is a Gnome application and consequently it relies on things provided by the Gnome ecosystem. It runs in a non-Gnome environment providing it also has access to the Gnome components it needs. Plenty of people run it under KDE or whatever. > How can I start debugging this? Help -> Contents -> Tracking down problems It also helps to search the archives of this list. Many of the things you have asked have been covered before. P. _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
