Following is the screenshot of the Network preferences window in Evolution:
It uses libsoup for resolving hostnames and other SOCKADDR related processing.Monday, January 29, 2007
Proxy support in Evolution
One of the key features that is expected out of any application that communicates over a network is talking over a proxy connection. Evolution has been lacking this feature for quite some time and I implemented a quick support around SLED10 release with a limitation that "Authenticated Proxy" configurations are not supported. Now, its time to do something about it and I came up with something called a Network Preferences option in Evolution that looks similar to that of gnome-network-preferences capplet. I had to take this approach as a lot of Evolution-KDE users complained proxy not working as the respective gconf entries were missing.
Following is the screenshot of the Network preferences window in Evolution:
It uses libsoup for resolving hostnames and other SOCKADDR related processing.
Following is the screenshot of the Network preferences window in Evolution:
It uses libsoup for resolving hostnames and other SOCKADDR related processing.
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Hi Veerapuram, is this change in evolution-2.12.1? I can't find it. Is it in CVS-only?
Hi Veerapuram: I can't see the change in evolution-2.12.1. Is it in CVS only at the mo?
Thanks.
This is a UI change and cannot be put in a stable release now. It will be part of the current development release, either in the forth coming 2.21.2/2.21.3. Will post an update soon, once committed to SVN. Thanks for your comment.
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