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Hi there, |
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On Monday I upgraded from kde-4.10.5 to kde-4.11.2 (the latest release marked |
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as 'amd64' on gentoo), but I had serious problems with kmail2: |
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* I could not open any of my mail, kmail is always showing "Retrieving folder |
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contents please wait". Didn't show up after more than one hour. |
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* some akonadi process, kontact and mysqld kept more than two CPUS permanently |
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busy. |
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Consequently, I haven't been able to read my mail :-( |
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I tried: |
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* Restarting the akonadi resource for my local mailbox. No effekt. |
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* Re-creating the databases by moving ~.local/share/akonadi to akonadi.orig |
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Akonadi recreated its database successfully, but at the end the same result. |
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* Akonadi-console: The debugger shows so many entries per second that I could |
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barely read them. Frequent hangs for a couple of minutes (thought it died, so |
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I killed it, but then I saw it just had a very large timeout) |
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Then I had to restore 4.10.5 from the backup. |
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Now, some of my mail folders got messed up (Mails moved into wrong folders) |
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Filters are messed up (rules to move to specific folders suddenyl point to |
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different folders -- that explains the mails in wrong folders ... ) |
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Is there a way to re-initialize akonadi without risking to lose data and |
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without having to recreate each and every rule I made? |
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Best regards |
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Alex |
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