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Got up this morning (Oct. 1, 2017) and found that my desktop had rebooted. Well, okay it was overcast and misty last night, that happens. Then I noticed that all of the screen sessions on my servers were still intact. If they had rebooted, that wouldn't happen. I started configuring mydesktop as I do after reboots, and discovered that Knotes started up okay, but wasn't showing the number of existing notes as it is configured to do.
Sure enough, no notes available. I checked akonadictl and as soon as I opened it, akonadi threw up a crash notice. There wasn't enough information available to autofile a bug and I didn't want to stop and do it. So I logged out and tried again. Did not resolve plus I had the “KSM server not running” notice. Cleared that, and as was happening before, KDE crashed and dropped me back at the KDE login screen. I logged in again. Akonadi still crashing. Rebooted. Reboot did not resolve the akonadi issue. I checked the tail of the journal for the previous boot and found an error about Xorg not creating a session on :0. No help. I started deleting config files (knotesrc and glohbalnotesettings) and opening knotes to reconfigure. It didn't help. I started scrambling around and looked at the akonadi console. Everything looked good but the akonadi_knut deubugger wasn't working. I tried to configure it and it was asking for a data file. I have no idea what that would be, so I hit Google where I found a reference to akonadifsck. I tried that. It mentioned that it would take a long time to run, so I closed my eyes and tried to think up what I needed to do next. When I opened my eyes, all of my existing notes were scattered over the desktop. I cleaned that up and everything was fine. I ran akonadifsck again and got this:
I am afraid to log out, reboot or close knotes at this point. Remaining questions are: why did the desktop reboot in the wee hours of the morning and will it happen again, where is drkonqi and why is akonadi causing this grief? Edit: meant to mention that I had an issue resolved here a short while ago: viewtopic.php?f=215&t=141828 |
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Why are you running Akonadi as root? It is meant to be run (even fsck) as your own user.
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Yeah, I caught onto that myself eventually.
At the point that information was taken, I was Frustrated and exhausted over this whole thing. I may be getting a handle on how to get this thing restarted, but it's not starting automatically on boot. The selftest and logs aren't helping much, but I am learning plenty. |
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