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I am using kubuntu 12.04 with kde 4.8.4.
I have a google mail account set to imap and accessing it with kmail2. So far, so good. But I cannot get the search function to do anything. Setting up the search and then pressing the search button is a nop. The search works fine for the local mail folders. Is there anything I have to setup to be able to do a search on google mail imap folders ? If this works, will the search be done on the server side, meaning using the google search engine to find the mails ? |
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Are you running in online mode IMAP or disconnected IMAP (the latter can be checked in the account preferences - see if "Enable disconnected mode" is ticked)?
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I am using the disconnected mode.
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Check if you have enabled email indexing (System Settings > Desktop Search). Can you also right click on the IMAP folders and see whether full text indexing is enabled?
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I have email indexing enabled and all the folders have the full test indexing enabled as well.
I just do not get any search results. The email indexing would work on the local copies processed by nepomuk I guess. Isn't there any way to issue a search on the server ? |
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I think that all searches are performed locally, but I just tested on my inbox (disconnected IMAP) and it works. Do you have any errors showing up in ~/.xsession-errors when you search?
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No, no errors there.
But whats weird is that now it starts to work, ... somehow. I now get results, not very comprehensive ones (meaning it leaves a lot missing), but at least it does something. Maybe it still is creating the index. Also it completely ignores the folder structure, always searching through all mails, regardless if I check 'include subfolders' or not. But well, thanks anyway for your help. I will wait a bit for the index to be built and if the behaviour is still the same I guess I will stick to the google webgui search facility. Thanks |
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