Kevin Krammer posted on Fri, 01 Jul 2011 09:19:59 +0200 as excerpted:
> [Duncan wrote...]
>> (every time a mail comes in, I get a warning about two copies...[)]
> I don't have a bug number at hand but I think this is a know one.
> Something triggering the change collision detection when there is none.
Thanks. I can probably find it in the filed bugs then, when I decide to
investigate it.
>> > Ah, so you were referring to the mail importer (executable kmailcvt),
>> > not the migrator (executable kmail-migrator).
>>
>> Yes. By that point the migrator had finished
> Yeah, the best thing at that point would have been to simply create a
> KMail Folders resource and point it to the KMail mail directory.
> The kmailcvt tools is a very old one and should probably be replaced at
> some point.
Very useful information to know. Had I known that...
>> What I found interesting was that it wasn't /all/ messages unread or
>> all read, it was /mostly/ unread. If there wasn't support for the
>> index files at all, they should all be unread (or all read, arbitrary
>> choice of the importer).
>
> Maildir messages also carry their read/unread status as part of their
> filename, so maybe the importer interpreted that for some of them.
> It could also be a bug in the interaction between the importer and
> Akonadi, or the importer and KMail (no idea if it has been ported to
> work with Akonadi or still works through KMail).
Yes, by the sound if it, perhaps I was lucky it worked as well as it did.
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