When I am trying to sign in my Gmail with existing Geary mail in Freya. It's failed to login. And I don't know the problem. But the username and password both are right.
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please ask new question, you have changed total meaning of post.– RavanNov 22 '15 at 17:35
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@Ravan don't vote it down. I Will ask it tomorrow. It's too late for me. Anyhow I will accept your answer.– KvvaradhaNov 22 '15 at 17:57
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I retracted my DV :)– RavanNov 23 '15 at 3:47
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Do you want me to add any information in my answer?– RavanNov 23 '15 at 13:59
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I dont have idea to integrate email client apps with Freya now. If I need, I will ask a new question.– KvvaradhaNov 23 '15 at 14:01
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The simple workaround would be:
Loginto your gmail account
Click on the link : Enable access for less secure apps
Turn ON
Now login to geary. It will work now.
Don't get panic with the word "less secure"
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I have logged into my account from geary, but can't post screenshot atm, that is up to you log in or not :)– RavanNov 22 '15 at 17:21
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First, use two-factor authorization for your Google account. This will require you to have your phone each time you want to sign in to Google, but it's a really good idea to be vigilant about your Google credentials.
Next, you'll notice that because you have set up two-factor authorization, you won't be able to drop the security level in the link above. Instead, set up an app password for Geary.
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That's nice. but i have to kept my mobile along with me, whenever i open Geary. its not usual. even the device is owned by me,eventhough i have to undergo more levels to login. That's really hassle Jul 18 '16 at 10:43
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I understand why you phrased it this way, but saying "hey, do this thing," and then "and by the way, here's how you can fix the problem caused by this thing" is a bit... unhelpful? I'd say something like "If you've enabled two factor authorization (which is a good idea because..." May 5 '18 at 0:09