Re: missing 12GB of mail going back 2 decades after reboot
Ian Douglas <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.kde.users.pim |
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| Organization | Zero 2 Infinity |
| Message-ID | <5333089.rdbgypaU67@trooper> |
On Monday, 20 December 2021 14:31:06 SAST gene heskett wrote: > Most of the custom filters AND FOLDERS I rebuilt were erased by a reboot to > install a fresh kernel. That's over 10 gigabytes of old mail, carefully > sorted into their own folders that some bug wiped out. Somewhat related. A few weeks back, had similar issue after reboot (some days after software update). Trying to open a mail crashed KMail. What I did to "fix" was rename ~/.local/share/akonadi and restart akonadi and kmail. I then had to redo everything (folders and filters etc, and copy all the mails (also decades worth) from the 100 numbered folders in akonadi/ file_db_data to the new folder tree (created a work directory there) and then rebuild my filters to sort into proper folders. Made quite a mess oby duplicating messages. Also lost some mail. Tonight a similar thing happened ... akonadi destroyed my proper named folders and randomly put all the mail back into 100 numbered folders. WTF is that for? It happened when I was fiddling with the settings on a folder that is a mailing list. Anyway, your mail (mostly) is likely still on disk ... try looking in ~/.local/share/akonadi/file_db_data Hope that helps. Cheers, Ian -- [email protected] http://www.zti.co.za Zero 2 Infinity - The net.works Phone +27-21-975-7273