Address book folder creation failed
Lex Middelberg <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.kde.users.pim |
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| Message-ID | <5477515.l4MNLbyQ7W@lex-study> |
Greetings. I have set up a new Kubuntu 18.04 installation on an extra test machine to try out everything before I move my work over to it. First off - Kontact and Kmail continuously crash especially when I add or tinker with the addressbook. So I did some research and found a suggestion to downgrade the linux kernel to a previous LTS version. Computers is not my core competency, but after some more work I managed to self-compile and install kernel version 4.4.132 and 4.9.102. That seems to have sorted out the instability with Kontact, Addressbook and Kmail. So I am using kernel version 4.9.102 right now and will try version 4.14 over the weekend when I have time to tinker. Next off I have been trying to set up Kontact to work for me. This is a dealbreaker for me as I need to have a stable usable PIM on my computer. I have over 2000 active contacts and they are organised in several sub-folders in the addressbook. Now when I import my addressbook it does not replicate the sub-folders on import and when I try to manually recreate the sub-folders I get the following message: "Address book folder creation failed - Kontact X Could not create addressbook folder: Unable to append mimetype for collection Media resourceId: 4" "Media" being the sub-folder I am trying to create. I have been looking for solutions on the internet, but can't find any. Assistance at this juncture will be appreciated. Second - in an attempt to solve the above problem I have begun looking at compiling and installing a newer version of KDE pim than what comes with Kubuntu but I am stuck at the instruction: Let's setup a "kde:" prefix for git commands. Add the following text to your ~/.gitconfig: [url "git://anongit.kde.org/"] insteadOf = kde: [url "ssh://[email protected]/"] pushInsteadOf = kde: I can't even find the file ~/.gitconfig to open. How do I add that text to the file? Again there is nothing helpful I can find on the internet. -- Regards, Lex Middelberg