Re: SV: AOL mail on Evolution - Help!

> > and those are guaranteed "non-upgradable" (at least by AOL) :-) 
> 
> ... but how do you explain that, when I click on  "Send," I get a window
> saying that it is sending from my (non-default, not selected by me) AOL
> IMAP account and asking for the AOL account's password in order to
> proceeed with sending the message?

Do you happen to still have some mails left in your Sent folder?

If you previously composed a message using the AOL account (maybe for
testing) this mail will stay in your Sent folder, unless it actually
gets sent or deleted...

This will explain, why you are being asked for the password, cause Evo
tries to send it every time and it even could explain messages not being
sent.


Please check your Local/Sent folder.


> In the Windoze world where AOL usually operates, MS or AOL or other apps
> taking over as default - sometimes without giving you the option to
> decline - is a pretty common occurrence. So, forgive me for being a
> little paranoid or attributing intention where there may not be any. But
> it certainly is behaving exactly in the way that I describe.

This wont happen in Linux land. We definitely can stop discussing AOL
hijacking anything.

...guenther


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