Re: Bugzilla Help
Jeremey Wise <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.gnome.ximian.user |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
On Thu, 2004-09-16 at 23:15 +0200, guenther wrote: > > Unload as in go into red-carpet and tell it to remove evolution which > > tags all evolution products as dependanceies to be removed also. And > > yes. it does delete ~/.evolution (or maybe it does on SuSE 9.1) > > It MUST NOT. If it does, this would be a showstopper bug with high > potential to lose data. :-/ > > Jeremy, can you reproduce this? Can anyone confirm/reproduce this? > > Just did an the following: 1) rsync to backup my data :>) 2) open Red-Carpet and select to remove evolution and evolution-data server (which removed connector and other various pieces). 3) Closed Red-Carpet and verify that ~\.evolution was still their and full of emails. 4) Open Red-Carpet up and select to install evolution-development and Connector-development 5) After install verified all data was present and fine. 6) Try to open evolution. It hung (five minutes later) 'evolution -- force-shutdown' -> New handy button I made on desktop:>( Turned out to be an issue where I could not get it to open up until I VPNed into corporate. Once I did this it opened. 7) All mail is fine. And accounts are their. Filters working. I started reviewing my ~/.bash_history and see no time when I could have deleted .evolution. I can't believe I would have been that stupid (though that would be in the logs). Only thing I can think of was either 1) I am that stupid (possible) 2) The issue I went through the process of doing the 'uninstall' in the first place for was to solve a dependency issue which prevented me from upgrading to the latest builds. -- Thanks, Jeremey Wise [email protected] All opinions or information expressed here are personal in nature and do not reflect the official position of Agilysys Inc. _______________________________________________ Users maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/users