kmailrc non-configuration data?
Martin Bernreuther <[email protected]>
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Hello, I know this is not the developer mailing list, but I'm pretty sure that there're quite a few KMail experts around here as well... I'm struggling with a quite unstable OpenSUSE 11.4 KDE 4.6.5 and Kontact 4.4.11 environment, where kmail sometimes freezes and has to be manually killed. (This is frustrating and I'm glad that I stuck to an old KDE3.5 at work, which is quite stable...) But kmail also might get killed, if a session is ended without stopping kmail before. I realized that my kmail configuration got corrupted and I found entries in ~/.kde4/share/config/kmailrc or emailidentities, which caused a strange behaviour of kmail. Recently emailidentities contained e.g. Drafts=340 Fcc=343 Templates=337 instead of Drafts=drafts Fcc=sent-mail Templates=templates but I don't know where that came from... Write access to a configuration file is only necessary, if the settings are changed by the user. However $ stat ~/.kde4/share/config/kmailrc will e.g. show a modification time, which seems to be more related to the last server access. A home directory might run out of disc space or quota and it is also critical, if you try to write files then... Looking inside kmailrc, there are entries like TotalMsgs or StorageQuotaUsage (for Folders), which seems to get updated every time, when kmail checks the mail servers. Is this really *configuration* data? (or caching data) If not: why is this stored in a config file then? Thank you, Martin P.S.: Is it critical that .local/share/akonadi/akonadi*.error.old tells me D-Bus session bus went down - quitting all the time? After I re-enabled Nepomuk (why do I need that?) some other akonadi complaints stopped at least. Is there a GUI for the akonadi configuration or is it necessary to edit the files at ~/.config and ~/.kde4/share/config/.? Can I get around akonadi using kmail 1.13.7? -- _________________________________________ Martin Bernreuther [email protected] _______________________________________________ KDE PIM users mailing list Subscription management: https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kdepim-users