On Monday 31 March 2008, Peter Niebling wrote:
I already tried it.
It only works in an totally empty environment.
Once some Data is found in a folder it's crashing.
Not only my account. Also wife and brother.
After creating a new environment with a new configuration
it seems to work. But
Matthew Rosewarne schrieb:
Well, the last thing I can think of doing is to try re-importing your mail
folder using kmailcvt. You will need to install the kmailcvt package if it
is not already installed.
0. Make sure KMail is NOT running!
1. Find your mail folder, which is either ~/Mail or
On Tuesday 01 April 2008, Peter Niebling wrote:
Well. I did it again. But, same procedure as every time.
The only solution to get kmail running again, is to remove the kmailrc
and start over with a fresh configuration.
Isn't it exactly the way how an update should work on WINDOWS ;)
Was it
Matthew Rosewarne schrieb:
Was it only your kmailrc that you had to remove, or all your mail as well? If
it's only the kmailrc then it would be much easier to find the problem.
Difficult situation. Removing only kmailrc helps, since the problem
seems not to be in relation to the local
(Apologies for the delay)
I would expect your problem to be whatever is causing the QGDict error. Can
you quickly make a new user with an empty home directory and try running
kmail? I suspect there is something in your data that is causing KMail to
break.
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Matthew Rosewarne schrieb:
(Apologies for the delay)
I would expect your problem to be whatever is causing the QGDict error. Can
you quickly make a new user with an empty home directory and try running
kmail? I suspect there is something in your data that is causing KMail to
break.
I
All packages are up to date according with sid repository.
The backtrace is a bit different from the old one, but the problem seems
still to be in the folder manager.
Peter
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