Leosenko

When i want to login to 365 services from web browser, i am forwarded to the authentication pages of my university. So when using davmail, i need to use interactive regime. I might have ticked save password few months back and since then the password changed. Now I end up only with a blank screen and davmail seems to keep trying to login with wrong credentials because after that I end up with a locked account. The part of log file that i think is relevant is below. Questions: 1. What is the browser...

I have to use interactive login to office 365 services, however, when the window pops-up where there should be the organisation's login page, it is all blank. It is visible from the top banner, that the M$ login page is correctly forwarded to the organisation's login page but the page is all blank. Further, everytime I try to use the Kmail which triggers the interactive authentication, something happens that prevents me to login to my account even from web outlook and i need to reset password. The...

P. 43 Layers states: The order of drawing is behind back the plot itself the plot legend (‘key‘) front And since in the section about tics there is no mention of where it goes by default (the layer) and since axes behave differently than tics, thus the conclusion of erroneous behaviour of tics (especially since tics should, in the layer sense, behave in the same way as axes since they logically are part of axes, you do not really want to have a plotted function above axes and behind tics, that is...

P. 43 Layers states: The order of drawing is behind back the plot itself the plot legend (‘key‘) front And since in the section about tics there is no mention of where it goes by default (the layer) and since axes behave differently than tics, thus the conclusion of erroneous behaviour of tics (especially since tics should, in the layer sense, behave in the same way as axes since they logically are part of axes, you do not really want to have a plotted function above axes and behind tics, that is...

What is the reason for closing? It seems as a bug as it behaves differently than documented. While set tics front is a workaround, it does not explain why this behaviour is correct. Based on documentation, tics should be placed at the level of plot itself.

tics do not follow layer order, always under back at least

set nonlinear seems to behave strangely. Consider this example to break logarithmic axes: unset key unset nonlinear x unset nonlinear x2 axis_gap=1 x1min=1 x1max=3 x2min=5 x2max=20 ymin =1e-1 ymax =1e+3 dx=(x2min - x1max) set yrange [ymin:ymax] unset key set xtics font ",12" set ytics font ",12" set y2tics font ",12" axis_gap=1 set xrange [x1min:x2max] noreverse nowriteback f(x) = (x <= x1max) ? log10(x) : (x < x2min) ? NaN : log10(x/(x2min/x1max)*axis_gap) g(x) = (x <= log10(x1max)) ? 10**(x) :...

set nonlinear seems to behave strangely. Consider this example to break logarithmic axes: unset key unset nonlinear x unset nonlinear x2 axis_gap=1 x1min=1 x1max=3 x2min=5 x2max=20 ymin =1e-1 ymax =1e+3 dx=(x2min - x1max) set yrange [ymin:ymax] unset key set xtics font ",12" set ytics font ",12" set y2tics font ",12" axis_gap=1 set xrange [x1min:x2max] noreverse nowriteback f(x) = (x <= x1max) ? log10(x) : (x < x2min) ? NaN : log10(x/(x2min/x1max)*axis_gap) g(x) = (x <= log10(x1max)) ? 10**(x) :...