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Wenn ihr den Downgrade gemacht habt, oder das Upgrade bisher vermieden habt, empfehle ich die MariaDB-Pakete zu sperren bis https://bugzilla.suse.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1260696 behoben ist. Das geht mit folgendem Befehl:
sudo zypper addlock --comment 'Pretect against https://bugzilla.suse.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1260696' 'mariadb*' 'libmariadb*'
Sobald es ein korrigiertes Update gibt könnt ihr die Sperre dann mit folgendem Befehl wieder aufheben:
sudo zypper removelock 'mariadb*' 'libmariadb*'
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Wenn ihr den Downgrade gemacht habt, oder das Upgrade bisher vermieden habt, empfehle ich die MariaDB-Pakete zu sperren bis https://bugzilla.suse.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1260696 behoben ist. Das geht mit folgendem Befehl:
sudo zypper addlock --comment 'Pretect against https://bugzilla.suse.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1260696' 'mariadb*' 'libmariadb*'
Sobald es ein korrigiertes Update gibt könnt ihr die Sperre dann mit folgendem Befehl wieder aufheben:
sudo zypper removelock 'mariadb*' 'libmariadb*'
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Wenn ihr den Downgrade gemacht habt, oder das Upgrade bisher vermieden habt, empfehle ich die MariaDB-Pakete zu sperren bis https://bugzilla.suse.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1260696 behoben ist. Das geht mit folgendem Befehl:
sudo zypper addlock --comment 'Pretect against https://bugzilla.suse.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1260696' 'mariadb*' 'libmariadb*'
Sobald es ein korrigiertes Update gibt könnt ihr die Sperre dann mit folgendem Befehl wieder aufheben:
sudo zypper removelock 'mariadb*' 'libmariadb*'
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Wenn ihr den Downgrade gemacht habt, oder das Upgrade bisher vermieden habt, empfehle ich die MariaDB-Pakete zu sperren bis https://bugzilla.suse.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1260696 behoben ist. Das geht mit folgendem Befehl:
sudo zypper addlock --comment 'Pretect against https://bugzilla.suse.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1260696' 'mariadb*' 'libmariadb*'
Sobald es ein korrigiertes Update gibt könnt ihr die Sperre dann mit folgendem Befehl wieder aufheben:
sudo zypper removelock 'mariadb*' 'libmariadb*'
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Wenn ihr den Downgrade gemacht habt, oder das Upgrade bisher vermieden habt, empfehle ich die MariaDB-Pakete zu sperren bis https://bugzilla.suse.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1260696 behoben ist. Das geht mit folgendem Befehl:
sudo zypper addlock --comment 'Pretect against https://bugzilla.suse.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1260696' 'mariadb*' 'libmariadb*'
Sobald es ein korrigiertes Update gibt könnt ihr die Sperre dann mit folgendem Befehl wieder aufheben:
sudo zypper removelock 'mariadb*' 'libmariadb*'
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Why the hell do I constantly have problems with KDE Plasma and that piece of crap Akonadi???? Constant error messages, crashes, etc. whenever I try to connect to a calendar! It doesn't matter at all whether I try the Nextcloud Calendar, iCloud Calendar, or Google Calendar. And when I remove an online calendar, everything freezes—the entire KDE desktop. I’ve had this problem for years, no matter which version of KDE I use. I never have these kinds of problems with GNOME or GNOME Calendar. Akonadi is just a piece of software crap. 💩
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Why the hell do I constantly have problems with KDE Plasma and that piece of crap Akonadi???? Constant error messages, crashes, etc. whenever I try to connect to a calendar! It doesn't matter at all whether I try the Nextcloud Calendar, iCloud Calendar, or Google Calendar. And when I remove an online calendar, everything freezes—the entire KDE desktop. I’ve had this problem for years, no matter which version of KDE I use. I never have these kinds of problems with GNOME or GNOME Calendar. Akonadi is just a piece of software crap. 💩
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Why the hell do I constantly have problems with KDE Plasma and that piece of crap Akonadi???? Constant error messages, crashes, etc. whenever I try to connect to a calendar! It doesn't matter at all whether I try the Nextcloud Calendar, iCloud Calendar, or Google Calendar. And when I remove an online calendar, everything freezes—the entire KDE desktop. I’ve had this problem for years, no matter which version of KDE I use. I never have these kinds of problems with GNOME or GNOME Calendar. Akonadi is just a piece of software crap. 💩
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Why the hell do I constantly have problems with KDE Plasma and that piece of crap Akonadi???? Constant error messages, crashes, etc. whenever I try to connect to a calendar! It doesn't matter at all whether I try the Nextcloud Calendar, iCloud Calendar, or Google Calendar. And when I remove an online calendar, everything freezes—the entire KDE desktop. I’ve had this problem for years, no matter which version of KDE I use. I never have these kinds of problems with GNOME or GNOME Calendar. Akonadi is just a piece of software crap. 💩
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Why the hell do I constantly have problems with KDE Plasma and that piece of crap Akonadi???? Constant error messages, crashes, etc. whenever I try to connect to a calendar! It doesn't matter at all whether I try the Nextcloud Calendar, iCloud Calendar, or Google Calendar. And when I remove an online calendar, everything freezes—the entire KDE desktop. I’ve had this problem for years, no matter which version of KDE I use. I never have these kinds of problems with GNOME or GNOME Calendar. Akonadi is just a piece of software crap. 💩
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I am a long-term #KDEPIM user and recently read that due to progress in #SQLite’s performance #Akonadi is now defaulting to that DB on a fresh install.
A few days ago I took the chance and ran `akonadi-db-migrator --newengine sqlite` and it was both painless and I definitely see both lower resource consumption and the PIM suite seems much snappier too!
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I am a long-term #KDEPIM user and recently read that due to progress in #SQLite’s performance #Akonadi is now defaulting to that DB on a fresh install.
A few days ago I took the chance and ran `akonadi-db-migrator --newengine sqlite` and it was both painless and I definitely see both lower resource consumption and the PIM suite seems much snappier too!
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I am a long-term #KDEPIM user and recently read that due to progress in #SQLite’s performance #Akonadi is now defaulting to that DB on a fresh install.
A few days ago I took the chance and ran `akonadi-db-migrator --newengine sqlite` and it was both painless and I definitely see both lower resource consumption and the PIM suite seems much snappier too!
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I am a long-term #KDEPIM user and recently read that due to progress in #SQLite’s performance #Akonadi is now defaulting to that DB on a fresh install.
A few days ago I took the chance and ran `akonadi-db-migrator --newengine sqlite` and it was both painless and I definitely see both lower resource consumption and the PIM suite seems much snappier too!
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I am a long-term #KDEPIM user and recently read that due to progress in #SQLite’s performance #Akonadi is now defaulting to that DB on a fresh install.
A few days ago I took the chance and ran `akonadi-db-migrator --newengine sqlite` and it was both painless and I definitely see both lower resource consumption and the PIM suite seems much snappier too!
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Either I am going crazy, or akonadi_imap_resource on Debian 13 requires NetworkManager to be running, and if it is not running it crashes with "invalid nullptr parameter".
Because you know, that kind of hard dependency would make perfect sense, right?
:blobcatfacepalm:
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Either I am going crazy, or akonadi_imap_resource on Debian 13 requires NetworkManager to be running, and if it is not running it crashes with "invalid nullptr parameter".
Because you know, that kind of hard dependency would make perfect sense, right?
:blobcatfacepalm:
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Either I am going crazy, or akonadi_imap_resource on Debian 13 requires NetworkManager to be running, and if it is not running it crashes with "invalid nullptr parameter".
Because you know, that kind of hard dependency would make perfect sense, right?
:blobcatfacepalm:
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Either I am going crazy, or akonadi_imap_resource on Debian 13 requires NetworkManager to be running, and if it is not running it crashes with "invalid nullptr parameter".
Because you know, that kind of hard dependency would make perfect sense, right?
:blobcatfacepalm:
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Either I am going crazy, or akonadi_imap_resource on Debian 13 requires NetworkManager to be running, and if it is not running it crashes with "invalid nullptr parameter".
Because you know, that kind of hard dependency would make perfect sense, right?
:blobcatfacepalm:
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ProcessControl: Application "/usr/bin/akonadi_maildispatcher_agent" stopped unexpectedly ( "Process crashed" )
rocessControl: Application "/usr/bin/akonadi_sendlater_agent" stopped unexpectedly ( "Process crashed"
Application '/usr/bin/akonadi_imap_resource' crashed too often. Giving up!
A decade and a half after the first release, #Akonadi remains unusable.
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ProcessControl: Application "/usr/bin/akonadi_maildispatcher_agent" stopped unexpectedly ( "Process crashed" )
rocessControl: Application "/usr/bin/akonadi_sendlater_agent" stopped unexpectedly ( "Process crashed"
Application '/usr/bin/akonadi_imap_resource' crashed too often. Giving up!
A decade and a half after the first release, #Akonadi remains unusable.
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ProcessControl: Application "/usr/bin/akonadi_maildispatcher_agent" stopped unexpectedly ( "Process crashed" )
rocessControl: Application "/usr/bin/akonadi_sendlater_agent" stopped unexpectedly ( "Process crashed"
Application '/usr/bin/akonadi_imap_resource' crashed too often. Giving up!
A decade and a half after the first release, #Akonadi remains unusable.
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ProcessControl: Application "/usr/bin/akonadi_maildispatcher_agent" stopped unexpectedly ( "Process crashed" )
rocessControl: Application "/usr/bin/akonadi_sendlater_agent" stopped unexpectedly ( "Process crashed"
Application '/usr/bin/akonadi_imap_resource' crashed too often. Giving up!
A decade and a half after the first release, #Akonadi remains unusable.
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ProcessControl: Application "/usr/bin/akonadi_maildispatcher_agent" stopped unexpectedly ( "Process crashed" )
rocessControl: Application "/usr/bin/akonadi_sendlater_agent" stopped unexpectedly ( "Process crashed"
Application '/usr/bin/akonadi_imap_resource' crashed too often. Giving up!
A decade and a half after the first release, #Akonadi remains unusable.
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Got pissed off by KMail today, because it stopped sending mails - they just sit there in an outgoing queue and the only way to send them is to restart everything of Akonadi (I already hate Akonadi and I want it to burn to the ground, but this...).
So, starting to evaluate meli to replace all that crap. It's kinda rough, but it works.
Not sure that I'm ready to go mutt/neomutt right away, but we shall see.
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Got pissed off by KMail today, because it stopped sending mails - they just sit there in an outgoing queue and the only way to send them is to restart everything of Akonadi (I already hate Akonadi and I want it to burn to the ground, but this...).
So, starting to evaluate meli to replace all that crap. It's kinda rough, but it works.
Not sure that I'm ready to go mutt/neomutt right away, but we shall see.
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Got pissed off by KMail today, because it stopped sending mails - they just sit there in an outgoing queue and the only way to send them is to restart everything of Akonadi (I already hate Akonadi and I want it to burn to the ground, but this...).
So, starting to evaluate meli to replace all that crap. It's kinda rough, but it works.
Not sure that I'm ready to go mutt/neomutt right away, but we shall see.
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Got pissed off by KMail today, because it stopped sending mails - they just sit there in an outgoing queue and the only way to send them is to restart everything of Akonadi (I already hate Akonadi and I want it to burn to the ground, but this...).
So, starting to evaluate meli to replace all that crap. It's kinda rough, but it works.
Not sure that I'm ready to go mutt/neomutt right away, but we shall see.
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Got pissed off by KMail today, because it stopped sending mails - they just sit there in an outgoing queue and the only way to send them is to restart everything of Akonadi (I already hate Akonadi and I want it to burn to the ground, but this...).
So, starting to evaluate meli to replace all that crap. It's kinda rough, but it works.
Not sure that I'm ready to go mutt/neomutt right away, but we shall see.
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Why does #Akonadi -- by default -- want a #MySQL/ #MariaDB backend? It also supports #PostgreSQL and #SQLite.
Personally the default should be SQLite for everyone. If someone needs a more robust backend database for their email and PIM data then let them migrate and switch on their own!
#KDE #KDE6 #KPIM -
Why does #Akonadi -- by default -- want a #MySQL/ #MariaDB backend? It also supports #PostgreSQL and #SQLite.
Personally the default should be SQLite for everyone. If someone needs a more robust backend database for their email and PIM data then let them migrate and switch on their own!
#KDE #KDE6 #KPIM -
Why does #Akonadi -- by default -- want a #MySQL/ #MariaDB backend? It also supports #PostgreSQL and #SQLite.
Personally the default should be SQLite for everyone. If someone needs a more robust backend database for their email and PIM data then let them migrate and switch on their own!
#KDE #KDE6 #KPIM -
Why does #Akonadi -- by default -- want a #MySQL/ #MariaDB backend? It also supports #PostgreSQL and #SQLite.
Personally the default should be SQLite for everyone. If someone needs a more robust backend database for their email and PIM data then let them migrate and switch on their own!
#KDE #KDE6 #KPIM -
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Camp KDE 2010 - Stephen Kelly - Akonadi Models and Proxies: Tips, Tricks, and Hacks
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Camp KDE 2010 - Stephen Kelly - Akonadi Models and Proxies: Tips, Tricks, and Hacks
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Camp KDE 2010 - Stephen Kelly - Akonadi Models and Proxies: Tips, Tricks, and Hacks
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Camp KDE 2010 - Adenilson Cavalcanti - KDE-PIM Google Sync
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Camp KDE 2010 - Adenilson Cavalcanti - KDE-PIM Google Sync
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Camp KDE 2010 - Adenilson Cavalcanti - KDE-PIM Google Sync
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@cmccullough @markpitblado Aaaah... You've reminded me of those days. I've used Elm, Pine, Alpine and Mutt, but at some point I started using KMail.
Which was fine until quite recently, when its backend, akonadi started to act up, leading to me having to rebuild my setup three times now, from scratch.
And I need to zoom through hundreds of mails a day, so maybe... I'll try aerc, too!
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@cmccullough @markpitblado Aaaah... You've reminded me of those days. I've used Elm, Pine, Alpine and Mutt, but at some point I started using KMail.
Which was fine until quite recently, when its backend, akonadi started to act up, leading to me having to rebuild my setup three times now, from scratch.
And I need to zoom through hundreds of mails a day, so maybe... I'll try aerc, too!
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@cmccullough @markpitblado Aaaah... You've reminded me of those days. I've used Elm, Pine, Alpine and Mutt, but at some point I started using KMail.
Which was fine until quite recently, when its backend, akonadi started to act up, leading to me having to rebuild my setup three times now, from scratch.
And I need to zoom through hundreds of mails a day, so maybe... I'll try aerc, too!
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@cmccullough @markpitblado Aaaah... You've reminded me of those days. I've used Elm, Pine, Alpine and Mutt, but at some point I started using KMail.
Which was fine until quite recently, when its backend, akonadi started to act up, leading to me having to rebuild my setup three times now, from scratch.
And I need to zoom through hundreds of mails a day, so maybe... I'll try aerc, too!
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@cmccullough @markpitblado Aaaah... You've reminded me of those days. I've used Elm, Pine, Alpine and Mutt, but at some point I started using KMail.
Which was fine until quite recently, when its backend, akonadi started to act up, leading to me having to rebuild my setup three times now, from scratch.
And I need to zoom through hundreds of mails a day, so maybe... I'll try aerc, too!
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@daveburb with an exception of a few years (~09-12 on Thunderbird) I've been using KMail since its inception exclusively, since none of the alternatives could come close to it.
Sure, I had some fights with its underlying #Akonadi, but what KMail offers in functionality, customizability integration and ergonomics easily made up for it.
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@daveburb with an exception of a few years (~09-12 on Thunderbird) I've been using KMail since its inception exclusively, since none of the alternatives could come close to it.
Sure, I had some fights with its underlying #Akonadi, but what KMail offers in functionality, customizability integration and ergonomics easily made up for it.
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@daveburb with an exception of a few years (~09-12 on Thunderbird) I've been using KMail since its inception exclusively, since none of the alternatives could come close to it.
Sure, I had some fights with its underlying #Akonadi, but what KMail offers in functionality, customizability integration and ergonomics easily made up for it.
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@daveburb with an exception of a few years (~09-12 on Thunderbird) I've been using KMail since its inception exclusively, since none of the alternatives could come close to it.
Sure, I had some fights with its underlying #Akonadi, but what KMail offers in functionality, customizability integration and ergonomics easily made up for it.
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@daveburb with an exception of a few years (~09-12 on Thunderbird) I've been using KMail since its inception exclusively, since none of the alternatives could come close to it.
Sure, I had some fights with its underlying #Akonadi, but what KMail offers in functionality, customizability integration and ergonomics easily made up for it.
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I'm really sorry to hear this. I can tell that it serves me well, but this doesn't help you. You will certainly find a good alternative. Any plans already?