Hi,

AFAIK evolution isn't just used as email client but also for some inner system messaging stuff I don't fully understand (yet).
On my system for example ther are three background processes running although I have never started evolution! These are:
"evolution-alarm-notify"
"evolution-data-server-2.26"
"evolution-exchange-storage"

Have you looked into the keyring settings (accessible under "system" menu, and then click through)? Maybe you can grant {whatever residues of evolution are still on your system} access to {whatever it wants to do} there? I've looked there myself but found no "evolution" entries. But I haven't set any keyring for it, after all...
(I sometimes feel the gnome keyring thingie is a bit buggy. But it was worse with intrepid than it is now with jaunty)

Hope this will sort out for you,

cheers

Dennis

Hmm, I'm having some issues with this blog software you are using. I wanted to comment your latest entry but it doesn't work... Also if you mistype the anti bot code all your entered text gets deleted...

To say something about the Evolution topic: Those daemons Dennis mentioned (or at least the two latter of them) are used for syncing the calendar database between different programs. So if you want to sync your PDA or handy with let's say Lightning in Thunderbird or the small calendar of the Clock panel applet you will probably still need to set up those daemons to work woth both of them as a kind of middle layer though you don't start Evolution at all. That's really annoying (since I also use Thunderbird and don't use a calendar at all) and remembers me of IE in Windows...

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