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Apparently, though unproven, at 23:42 on Saturday 09 October 2010, Daniel D |
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Jones did opine thusly: |
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> On Saturday, October 09, 2010 14:38:16 Yohan Pereira wrote: |
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> > thats odd im typing this from kmail. |
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> > whavt version? |
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> 1.13.5 |
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> I've been using Kmail for years and I don't believe there was an upgrade |
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> just before this started happening. I suspect that it's something outside |
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> Kmail itself, some service it's trying to access, but I don't know what it |
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> would be. |
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> Another clue is that it does a very similar thing when I press the Send |
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> button. It freezes for about ten to fifteen seconds before sending. |
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I agree it's likely caused by some network resource, I get similar things |
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happening to me (to use imap on exchange and it's addressbook from home I have |
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to run ssh tunnels through to the exchange machines. It's *easy* to forget to |
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run the script that sets them up) |
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Look for things like imap stores not available and the hard one to track down |
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is accessing addressbooks using LDAP. The passwords are not stored in kwallet! |
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Check your various KResources configs and grep for likely passwords in |
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~/.kde4/share/config |
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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |
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