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On Wed, 2007-05-30 at 07:43 -0400, Randy Barlow wrote: |
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> Have you tried using mv to rename your evolution dot files to rule out |
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> whether it is a configuration issue? |
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I don't mess with .evolution! The last time I tried this trick |
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evolution tried to recover and apparently wrote a bunch of of stuff to |
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the gconf registry, or somewhere, and I lost a _lot_ of data, including |
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all my address book, which fortunately I had laregely backed up to a |
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couple of LDAP servers. When I restored the the old ~/.evolution tree |
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the lost data did _not_ come back. |
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> In terms of re-emerging something, I think you could use equery depgraph |
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> evolution to see what it depends on and poke through there. You could |
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> also emerge -e evolution I *think*. |
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I may give this a try. |
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Evolution is the work of the Devil <grin>. It's obviously a total dawg |
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of a program from a programmers perspective - full of potential bugs, |
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poorly designed data structures, etc. On the other hand, there's no |
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other groupware client out there that can really match its features. |
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Thunderbird/Sunbird tries, but falls short. |
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