Re: [Reproduced] Re: Please check your maildir stores for 1-byte sized files

Hi Pablo,

Am Mittwoch, 16. Oktober 2013, 12:33:52 schrieb Pablo Sanchez:
> [ Comments below, in-line ]
> 
> On 10/16/2013 12:30 PM, Martin Steigerwald wrote:
> > Well I hope that one day I can safely move Akonadi setups around,
> > then I could setup a test setup in a new user, let it run in parallel
> > with a second copy of my main two POP3 accounts and risk data loss
> > just on my freemail accounts. And if it proved that it worked for
> > more than 2 month or so, just swap the setups.

> I've been using Thunderbird (on Linux) and its integration with Google
> Calendar isn't great and in my case, Tbird has a memory leak which means
> I have to periodically restart it.
> 
> I was hoping Kmail2 was more stable (I use POP3 accounts) but it seems
> like your experience is far from that ... Yikes.

Well I calmed down again.

If I go without CRM114 filter rules and delete the spam mails that policyd-
weight on the server lets through manually my mails are safe. Have been so for 
months.

But I am using this work around for months already and would just like to have 
back what worked so well with KMail 1 for years after years. And now it worked 
in the one POP3 resource test setup, but is still botched on my several POP3 
resources production setup which works okay without CRM114 spam filter rules.

And I can´t even test with another user, since Akonadi stores absolute pathes 
to the database and I cannot move the setup around:

[Bug 325699] Akonadi stores absolute path to maildir resource maildir in 
database, making it difficult to create a test setup
http://bugs.kde.org/325699


See, I do not try to find the bugs. I just try to use the software.

And the bugs find me. Massively.


Added to that are still 5-10 other glitches that have been there since I 
migrated. And which I also reported. Most of them are confirmed by other users. 
I am working around those by various means for months.

Like mails not displayed in folder after moves, or sometimes mail cannot be 
moved and reappears in original folder… all real issues also experienced by 
others.


Thats frustrating.

Its been that way for months.

It somehow works, but still has severe issues.


Well I continue for now without CRM114 filter rules and manually select all 
Ctrl-J filtering after I cleaned out the spam mails manually. Fortunately 
policyd-weight catches most of them.


BTW I am using Icedove now at work, after Akonadi loaded our perdition proxy 
server with so many aborted connections that it filled the server harddisk with 
log messages. I decided that I am not going to play betatester there as well 
and put parts of our infrastructure at risk. But I also reported this one.

Thanks,
-- 
Martin 'Helios' Steigerwald - http://www.Lichtvoll.de
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