[csw-users] Evolution 2.2 on Solaris 10

[Ian Baines]

> Mats Larsson wrote

Thanks for your comments Mats.

Are you running your version under Sun's Gnome or Blastwave's Gnome 2.8?

> > 
> > es menu class init
> 
> Before the "es menu class init" thing I get:
> 
> (evolution:8278): Gtk-WARNING **: Could not find the icon 
> 'stock_mail'.
> The 'hicolor' theme
> was not found either, perhaps you need to install it.
> You can get a copy from:
>          http://freedesktop.org/Software/icon-theme/releases
> 
> I do have these installed:
> 
> application CSWgnomeicontheme                gnome_icon_theme - GNOME
> icon theme
> application CSWhicoloricontheme              hicolor_icon_theme -
> freedesktop.org base icon theme
> 
> Anybody who knows hat's wrong?


I have both these packages installed. They are after all dependencies on
CSWevolution.

I certainly don't get the Gtk warning about "stock_mail" though. I might try
installing that this evening.


> 
> > /opt/csw/lib/evolution/2.2/plugins/org-gnome-save-calendar.eplug:18:
> > parser error : Premature end of data in tag e-plugin-list line 2
> > 
> > 
> /opt/csw/lib/evolution/2.2/plugins/org-gnome-select-one-source
> .eplug:18:
> > parser error : Premature end of data in tag e-plugin-list line 2
> > 
> > 
> /opt/csw/lib/evolution/2.2/plugins/org-gnome-subject-thread.eplug:14:
> > parser error : Premature end of data in tag e-plugin-list line 2
> 
> Same for me. Should be reported as a bug I believe. But 
> easily fixed by adding this line at the end of each file:
> 
> </e-plugin-list>


I have edited those but that makes no difference.

One of us should file it as a bug!
 

> > evolution-shell-Message: Killing old version of 
> > evolution-data-server...
> > 
> > (evolution:14143): e-error.c-WARNING **: No parent set, or default 
> > parent available for error dialog [ian at amazon ~]$
> > 
> > I also get a pop up warning box saying the following:-
> > 
> > Evolution can not start Your system configuration does not 
> match your 
> > evolution configuration. Click Help for details (With a 
> Help and Quit
> > button.)
> > 
> > (Clicking Help brings up Mozilla with a blank page at 
> > support.ximian.com. Quit does have the desired effect.)


I believe herein lies the key. I wonder if Evo is finding the Sun 1.4.6
dataserver and giving up. It shouldn't if it was compiled correctly but the
"Killing old version of evolution-data-server..." maybe a clue.

I have CSWevolution-ds installed (again a dependency of CSWevolution) in the
correct location. I hope Evo starts the data server directly rather than
searching on the path.
 

> Not experiencing this. For me Evo finally comes up after 
> several warnings like:
> 
> (evolution:8278): camel-WARNING **: Invalid root:
> '/home/uabmol/.evolution/mail/local/Drafts.ibex.index'
> 
> (evolution:8278): camel-WARNING **: version: TEXT.000 (TEXT.000)
> 
> (evolution:8278): camel-WARNING **: block size: 1024 (1024) OK
> 
> (evolution:8278): camel-WARNING **: free: 0 (0 add size < 1024) OK
> 
> (evolution:8278): camel-WARNING **: last: 6144 (6144 and 
> size: 1024) BAD
> 
> (evolution:8278): camel-WARNING **: flags: unSYNC
> 
> (evolution:8278): camel-WARNING **: Invalid root:
> '/home/uabmol/.evolution/mail/local/Outbox.ibex.index'
> 
> (evolution:8278): camel-WARNING **: version: TEXT.000 (TEXT.000)
> 
> (evolution:8278): camel-WARNING **: block size: 1024 (1024) OK
> 
> (evolution:8278): camel-WARNING **: free: 0 (0 add size < 1024) OK
> 
> (evolution:8278): camel-WARNING **: last: 6144 (6144 and 
> size: 1024) BAD
> 
> (evolution:8278): camel-WARNING **: flags: unSYNC
> 
> (evolution:8278): camel-WARNING **: Invalid root:
> '/home/uabmol/.evolution/mail/local/Sent.ibex.index'
> 
> (evolution:8278): camel-WARNING **: version: TEXT.000 (TEXT.000)
> 
> (evolution:8278): camel-WARNING **: block size: 1024 (1024) OK
> 
> (evolution:8278): camel-WARNING **: free: 0 (0 add size < 1024) OK
> 
> (evolution:8278): camel-WARNING **: last: 6144 (6144 and 
> size: 1024) BAD
> 
> (evolution:8278): camel-WARNING **: flags: unSYNC
> 
> Sure would be nice to know why?

I wouldn't mind all those if Evo would eventually startup!

Regards, 

Ian Baines