Re: Kmail 5.2.3 find messages
John White <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.kde.users.pim |
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| Organization | White Law Chartered |
| Message-ID | <2592820.3OaUXk17oJ@debian> |
My "find messages" problem occurred suddenly and for no reason when I was using Jessie. I upgraded to stretch in hopes it would fix it. It did not fix it. Nothing fixes it. I have tried everything and am about as certain as I can be that it is a bug. Shame. I have installed icedove and am now running both programs on my pop 3 system, using icedove to search and kmail for everything else. Does anyone know of a way I can search emails with Dolphin? John White On Wednesday, March 8, 2017 11:21:58 AM PST John White wrote: > My "find messages" problem occurred suddenly and for no reason when I was > using Jessie. I upgraded to stretch in hopes it would fix it. It did not > fix it. Nothing fixes it. I have tried everything and am about as certain > as I can be that it is a bug. Shame. I have installed icedove and am now > running both programs on my pop 3 system, using icedove to search and kmail > for everything else. Does anyone know of a way I can search emails with > Dolphin? > > John White > > On Wednesday, March 8, 2017 7:34:46 PM PST [email protected] wrote: > > On 07/03/17 21:18:51 CET, solitone wrote: > > > So, I would open a bug report. The issue affects three users all on > > > debian > > > stretch. Do you think it would be better to report it to debian, that > > > will > > > in case send it upstream, or rather directly to kde? > > > > Stretch provides an older version of Kmail, therefore someone should take > > care of providing a patch suitable not only for the latest version of > > Kmail > > but also for that one in Stretch. > > > > Given that, I think it could be better to open a bug report in Debian and > > ask the maintainers to forward it upstream (Debian reportbug allows you to > > add the "upstream" tag to the report). > > > > Regards > > Francesco