Re: Thoughts on Akonadi confusion
Martin Steigerwald <[email protected]>
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Hi Ian. Sorry to read about your recent mess with Akonadi. For me things basically work, with pauses for over half a minute or more during POP3 mail retrieval and other oddities, but it basically works. I still think Akonadi needs stability and performance work much more than feature work, but as I am neither developing on it myself or paying for the development, I can only hope that eventually someone who develops on Akonadi/KDEPIM sees a similar priority. In the current state Akonadi IMO is one of the most problematic parts within Plasma desktop and KDE application ecosystem. Ian Douglas - 24.02.22, 13:15:49 CET: > It seems like Akonadi has an internal list of "possible mail folders", > probably with > /home/ian/.local/share/.local-mail.directory/ > /home/ian/.local/share/local-mail/ > > And then on startup, asks the OS if they exist. Depending on which the > drive returns first, Akonadi then decides that is where the mail is. The maildir resource defines the maildir folder to use. Like in: % grep Path .config/akonadi_maildir_resource_0rc Path[$e]=$HOME/.local/share/local-mail I just have one of them. So one folder. Whereby there also is ~/.local/share/.local-mail.directory/ but that is due to the way Akonadi maildir resource implements maildir access. It could be that you have others like "akonadi_maildir_resource_1rc" or some other number. I never tried what would happen with more than one maildir resource. In principle I think it should work. Practically? Not so sure. Maybe an Akonadi/KDEPIM developer can clarify. Best, -- Martin