Hi Andre,
thanks for your answers.
I killed all evolution-processes, moved a copy of the old ".evolution" folder
and also the ".gconf/evolution" to my new home-directory and restarted
evolution.
evolution-2.4 creates a new inbox-file in ".evolution/mail/local" named for
example "Inbox". my old s
Hi Andre,
thanks for your answers.
I killed all evolution-processes, moved a copy of the old ".evolution"
folder
and also the ".gconf/evolution" to my new home-directory and restarted
evolution.
evolution-2.4 creates a new inbox-file in ".evolution/mail/local" named for
example "Inbox". my old s
hi rafael,
Am Donnerstag, den 24.11.2005, 15:43 +0100 schrieb Rafael Bujotzek:
> I installed a brand new ubuntu with evolution 2.4.1.
> Before that I used evolution 2.2.?.
so i assume that it's a different system and that the old evolution-2.2
data folder ($HOME/.evolution) is not still on the e
Hi,
I installed a brand new ubuntu with evolution 2.4.1.
Before that I used evolution 2.2.?.
I saved my home-directory to a seperate disk. But now the filestructure in
2.4.1 seems to be different and the new evolution can't import my mail. Is
there a migration-trick like the one with version 2?
