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On 06-07-2015 ,09:33:58, Peter Humphrey wrote: |
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> Hello list, |
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> Isn't anyone else suffering duplication of e-mails in KMail-2? This list is |
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> silent on the subject, and the bug I opened in April still hasn't even been |
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> confirmed, never mind acted on. |
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I had duplicated emails in my first attempt (c. 2011) to move to Kmail2. |
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This was on a POP3 account. When I deleted the duplicates, more would be |
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created. I did not have the full semantic KDEPIM enchilada enabled and |
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I was running sqlite3, which the KDE devs advised against (unable to |
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manage multithreaded operations that mysql/postgresql could do with |
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ease). At the time I blamed sqlite as the cause of this, but I may have |
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been wrong if you are also observing the same. |
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More recently (c. 2013/4) I tried again to setup Kmail2, but using IMAP4 |
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and mysql. Small IMAP4 accounts with a couple of thousand messages work |
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fine. Large IMAP4 accounts with 120k messages or more, work like a pig, |
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unless you have FTTP and some octa-core beast to run your desktop on. |
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> https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=346695 |
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> It looks as though the underlying database design is incomplete, or just |
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> broken, to judge by ~/.local/share/akonadi/db_data/mysql.err . I raised bug |
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> 348491 about that - also unconfirmed so far. I suppose the KDE devs are |
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> overwhelmed. |
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HEALTH WARNING: This can potentially delete ALL your messages, with the |
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same ease that it creates duplicates. So, ensure that you have some |
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back up system, to safeguard loss of your email data. |
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If you open the akonadi console you should be able to clear the akonadi |
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cache. This ought to follow with a re-indexing of your messages by |
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akonadi, hopefully without creating a duplicate of each message in your |
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Inbox folder. |
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Regards, |
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Mick |