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As of yesterday's 2016-12-16 update from Mint 18, all of the wizards are gone in KMail. I found this out trying to set up bogo filter on a new machine. You "could" manually create each of the filter steps with edit filters, but the wizard which made it easy is gone.
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Check if you have kdepim-addons up to date.
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According to Mint update utility I'm completely up to date. |
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In my opinion this however shows that there are bits either not installed, or not properly built. Can you run "akonadictl restart" in a terminal, open KMail, then paste the terminal output on a pastebin and post the link here?
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http://pastebin.com/FJUEuHwb |
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This screams like a packaging problem here (I triple checked my setup and I have all these bits here). Would you mind asking also in the Mint forums if anyone has this problem? Just to see if we can isolate the issue.
(unfortunately I don't run MInt so I am a bit ignorant about how to do packaging)
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Mint is just a YABU (Yet Another uBUntu) so it is Debian packaging instead of RPM hell. I asked the the question here: https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic. ... 6&t=235925 |
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Better question is, do you have it installed?
In my updated Mint 18 KDE test VM, I have the Anti-spam and Anti-Virus menus available. ![]() |
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As did I. That is how I know they are missing because I had been using them so yes, everything was installed. Then came the update after having used KMail for several weeks of regular email. Now they are gone. If it was removed, the update removed it.
Then again, I don't put much weight in that. Why? Well, according to the software manager kdepim is not installed Sorry for the url links, but I'm not hand editing down to 720 pixels http://www.logikalsolutions.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/kdepim-software-list.png Yet I have kmail http://www.logikalsolutions.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/email-shot.png Because it was "supposedly" all bundled with Kontact http://www.logikalsolutions.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/kontact-list.png Whatever "this" is it certainly happened with the update. If you do a base ISO install and configure KMail you have the wizards. The big update which happened a couple of days ago took them away. I do not know if it has anything to do with the update coming out after KMail had been configured and used for a while or if it will nuke an empty/unconfigured KMail the same way. I even re-installed Kontact on the laptop, un-installed, rebooted, installed, rebooted. No wizards. |
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You need to install kdepim-addons
Would be odd, as I tested the updates at least a dozen times and not once did they get removed. But odd things happen and it is impossible to test every combination of installed software for unusual occurrences.
Well, the kde-pim package there is a metapackage to install the whole of the KDEPIM suite. You can have individual parts like kmail installed without having that metapackage installed
Again, kontact being installed is not a hard depend on all the KDEPIM suite. Most of the separate programs are "recommends". |
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I installed kdepim-addons on my laptop this morning. The wizards came back after rebooting.
The update removed this package without replacing it. The problem manifested itself on 3 machines after the update. My desktop, laptop and netbook. All are running 64-bit Mint 18 KDE . . . though I'm thinking of moving the netbook to Puppy or something as it is only a dual core with 8G of RAM. Mint 18 is too heavy for it. Needs at least a quad core to run. Thanks to all for their assistance. |
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I posted this in another thread but wanted to copy it here.
Test 2: On desktop I uninstalled Kontact and KMail via the software manager then hand deleted the following files: ![]() After that rebooted then installed Kontact and KMail via the software manager and rebooted again. Re-added Kontact to main menu then started it. Was walked through establishing an identity but when Kontact started it had 2 IMAP accounts configured. One, I presume to be the new one because it had no mail, just the directory tree, did not have the "spam" folder. The other did. I deleted the first IMAP account and renamed the second. NOTE: The wizards are once again gone. Will add this info to thread about wizards as well. It appears when you remove Kontact it removes the add-ons but they aren't automatically installed. This is what probably befell the update. |
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