Doesn't save account info upon reboot

[Jerry]

cgmail starts at login just fine, but upon opening the main (config) window, one realises there is no account info saved from the previous session.

[Francesco Marella (francesco-marella)]

Thanks for reporting this bug.
I'm sorry to say that unless you provide a more detailed log or trace, I'm not going to investigate and fix this bug because I'm putting all my time and energy into the development of 0.7 version.

[Jerry (priegog)]

If version 0.7 is going to fix this, then I guess it's not going to be such
a big deal.
But it IS a real problem, as shown here
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=938338 (it originally refers to
another problem in an earlier version, but it's this problem in the posts
since June).
But regardless, there's just no other way that I can see to dig into it and
find what's up with it. I can tell you, for instance, that switching to
storing the password in plaintext seems to solve the issue (but that's a
less than ideal workaround). If you could guide me as to what I could do to
to get you the info you need, that'd be great.

On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 11:44 AM, Francesco Marella <
<email address hidden>> wrote:

> Thanks for reporting this bug.
> I'm sorry to say that unless you provide a more detailed log or trace, I'm
> not going to investigate and fix this bug because I'm putting all my time
> and energy into the development of 0.7 version.
>
> --
> Doesn't save account info upon reboot
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/503311
> You received this bug notification because you are a direct subscriber
> of the bug.
>

[Stephen Sinclair (radarsat1)]

cGmail also forgets my accounts after I reboot. I suspect it has something to do with the Gnome keyring. I have just changed my preferences to "Use a plain file", so I'll let you know if that fixes it.

[Stephen Sinclair (radarsat1)]

Indeed, choosing "plain file" seems to have fixed it.

[Raqua (raquacontact)]

I also have this problem, what logs and traces do you need? I use this notifier because it uses keyring and not plain text password. Btw. plain text password fix does not work with me, it is still forgetting the account info.

[Lord_JABA (lordjaba)]

The same for me. After reboot account list is empty no mather where the passwords are stored.

[Kalam_ (kalam-)]

I also had the same issue when gpg was used and it didn't work when I switched to plain text either until I deleted the .config/cgmail/accounts.ini file (which was still being setup as if it was using gpg - ie no uid/passwords).

[Francesco Marella (francesco-marella)]

I cannot reproduce this bug with cGmail 0.6.2, closing.