Comment 4 for bug 126750

Thank you. There are two options now for us:

1. try to bypass the error
2. keep on zeroing in the error.

For (1) you can try to delete the ~/.evolution/mail/exchange/<whatever is the mail account> directory. Research upstream and sideways suggest that by removing this directory users were able to regain access to OWA. If you decide to go this way, please do save the directory before removing it. The following sequence of commands from a terminal will do it (comments are preceded by a '#', and request manual intervention of some sort from you):

   evolution --force-shutdown
   ps -ef | grep evolution-exchange
   # from the output, grab the pid number for the evolution-exchange -- if one is shown!
   # if there is indeed an evolution-exchange process running, kill it:
   kill <pid of the evolution-exchange process>
   cd ~/.evolution/mail/exchange
   ls
   # the output of 'ls' will give you as many directories as Exchange accounts you have. You seem to have just one.
  rm -rf <your account directory>

Then normally restart Evolution.

For (2)... there is no consensus that I could find on what is the root cause of this error. So we will have to dig in more -- which means I will need another debug run, but with some new steps.

Please tell me how you want to proceed.