upgraded to 4.11.1 and initially all was good. However suddenly I have issues like:
Address autocompletion in KMail gone whack, apart from what I expext that is recent addresses and Contacts I get load of "Contacts found in your data". On top of that Contacts that worked as expected this morning can not be found apart from "recent addresses" and "contacts found in your data"

Searching for emails strangely enough seems to work much better than ever...

And then it seems like the akonadi_nepomukfeeder starts from 0% every login and slowly chews it way up to 100%. In the meantime virtuoso-t has a jolly good time with my cpu and also chews up 800 Mb RAM (there used to be a setting to limit this memory but can not find it any longer).

Desktop search is also strange but I leave that for another forum.

My akonadi_nepomuk_feederrc looks like this:
[akonadi_nepomuk_email_feeder]
Enabled=true

[akonadi_nepomuk_feeder]
DisableIdleDetection=true

the last line I know I have once edited, the top part I am not sure. Since there seems to be no documentation on these files it is kind of guesswork

My akonadi_nepomuk_email_feederrc looks like this:
[InitialIndexing]
IndexCompatLevel=1

and finally kpimcompletionorder:
[CompletionWeights]
129=100
130=99

What can I do to get back to working autocompletion??

I'm not sure since it's always been kind of spotty for me. In any case, I think this issue will be looked at at the upcoming KDE PIM sprint, so hopefully we'lle see a definitive fix.

einar wrote:I'm not sure since it's always been kind of spotty for me. In any case, I think this issue will be looked at at the upcoming KDE PIM sprint, so hopefully we'lle see a definitive fix.

That is not exactly a reply that gives much hope... I saw on kdepim users list that Ingo Klöcker faced the same kind of problems and reverted to 4.10.x - so did I.

KMail is "mission critical" to me and I can't have scenarios where it goes bonkers due to an upgrade that supposedly IMPROVES things

Back in 4.10.5 things again work more or less as expected