Re: What good is akonadictl fsck?
Martin Steigerwald <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.kde.users.pim |
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| Message-ID | <37934808.qmN3YlKqZZ@merkaba> |
Martin Steigerwald - 29.01.18, 16:59: > Jerome Yuzyk - 12.01.18, 01:41: > > [KMail 5.4.3 on Fedora 25, using only POP3 accounts] > > > > If it doesn't fix anything? > > > > I have a crapload of "Item "12345" has no RID" messages that aren't going > > away over numerous fsck/vacuum cycles. I've used akonadiconsole to see > > that > > in fact Item "12345" does not have a RID, but can't delete it from there > > either. I also have some Collections with no RID. > > Yes, I have seen all of this and wrote a longer mail about quite some time > ago. > > Dan replied to it with a lot of informative details. Yet, AFAIK akonadictl > fsck does not really fix things – with the exception of doing some migration > work for older installs. > > I never replied to Dan´s reply as I felt overwhelmed by it. I try to dig out > that thread and try to reply using a current output of akonadictl fsck. I replied to the thread I mentioned. For completeness a reference to that thread: akonadictl fsck: What messages indicate real issues and what to do about them? https://marc.info/?l=kdepim-users&m=149426877926602&w=2 I spammed the bug database with hopefully helpful bug reports about certain aspects of using akonadictl fsck in order to fix up things. Thanks, -- Martin