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Hello all,
after a recent system upgrade (I use debian wheezy and upgrade very rarely whenever theres a satisfying stage) where Kontact was updated from 4.12.4 to 4.14.1 I was a bit surprised for Kontact to come up with the migration assistant at first. Migration somehow seems to have failed since now akonadi didn't want to start any more. In the gui error dialog it says that it wasn't connected to D-Bus. When I try to start it manually from the command line using
Next I tried to move the .local directory out of the way. Clearly this would make all my locally stored information such as mails etc. inaccessible, however akonadi was able to start again. That leads me to the question whether there is a way to start the migration assistant manually. Would there be some sort of debug option? Where does akonadi/kontact/whatever other application know that a migration was necessary (does it read version information from the mysql-databases or from files)? Would it be possible to do the migration manually without the assistant (i.e. create those tables and convert data on database level) and if yes, what steps would I have to take? Thanks in advance! Thomas |
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