Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2006 18:02:07 +0100 From: Damian Gerow <dgerow@afflictions.org> To: ports@freebsd.org Subject: Evolution and Exchange Message-ID: <451C000F.10101@afflictions.org>
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I've been trying to get evolution-exchange to work for a few days now, in my latest run at getting a functional and work-compliant desktop in place, but I'm getting the same errors I've always received. When setting up the account, during evolution's initialization phase, I authenticate to OWA without issue. However, when actually trying to open the mailbox, Evolution prompts me for the password for the account, then again prompts me for a password for the server to which I am redirected, and this latter password is never accepted. So, I'll be prompted for the password to 'dgerow@example.com', then again for 'dgerow@exchange01.example.com' (we have a pool of Exchange servers). The first password is accepted without issue, but the second one is not. Currently, I've managed to coax Evolution into telling me that authentication failed, which I suspect is because I've told it to use plaintext login. When I tell it to use SSL (as our OWA url is https://mail.example.com), it just continuously prompts me for the password, never telling me authentication failed, and never opening the mailbox. Can anyone give a few pointers? It's a bit of a vague problem, and searching both ports@ archives and Google at large hasn't really turned much up that's helpful. I'm using Evolution 2.6.3, Exchange Connector 2.6.3, and Data Server 1.6.3 (which strikes me as odd, but that's what the ports give me). I have seen this issue before, a few months back, with older versions of Evolution, so I suspect it's either user error, or there's something strange about our Exchange configuration that's not letting me do this. (Please Cc: me in your replies; my traditional method of reading ports@ is borked.)
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