On Wednesday 01 Feb 2012 16:15:23 Paul Gideon Dann wrote: > On Wednesday 01 Feb 2012 15:51:57 P Nikolic wrote: > > Well if this gets thru it may well be getting there i have completely > > deleted all the accounts and re done them but getting used to that now so > > does not take long (all in my head now even the dang passwords full of > > all > > sorts) also the same with the filters . > > It got through :) > > > I can sometimes end up with 2 or 3 copies of a message or a message will > > go > > straight to the trash can and as soon i i access it the can just empty's . > > > > then there is the one about the Local folder not existing and the unable > > to move message (message number) . > > If there are errors in reference to Local Folders, you might want to try > deleting the Local Folders resource from Akonadi, and recreating it. I > don't think the maildir is deleted when you do this, so you might want to > consider emptying it before recreating the resource. On my system, the > directory is ~/.local/share/local-mail. Ok i will give that a try > > > One thing i can not find right now is just where the Mail is supposed to > > be > > stored i can not find it at all . > > I don't think it's stored in a standard maildir any more, but I think the > relevant files will be at ~/.kde4/share/apps/akonadi-mbox-resource-<X>. > > If none of this works, I think you need to think about deleting your Nepomuk > database, assuming you're not too attached to any tags or ratings you've > assigned to files. This will destroy all that kind of metadata, which is > generally stored in Nepomuk these days. > > In order to do this, you need to close KMail, shut down Akonadi, and run > this command: > > $ qdbus org.kde.NepomukServer /nepomukserver org.kde.NepomukServer.quit > > Make sure that "nepomukserver" has exited. (It can take a little while, > sometimes. You may even have to kill it.) > > Then you can move ~/.kde4/share/apps/nepomuk to some backup location and > restart Nepomuk with: > > $ nepomukserver& > > Then you can start Akonadi again, and then KMail. With any luck, that might > help. > > Paul Yes i had a right fight with Akonadi with calendar resources i had about a 5 second space in which to open Akonadaitray and delete the calender resource it was looping like crazy not good fun We will see what happens Thanks Pete .
