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![]() I'm a happy Arch Linux x86_64 and KDE 4.3.1 (well, KDEmod to be completely honest) hothead ![]() ![]() As far as I understand Akonadi is a server and a technique to store personal data of different applications in one convenient manner, so they could be easily accessed, right? Unfortunately Akonadi on my system isn't working as it should be. In order to make it start along with the system I've left it running on one session and restarted (the old KDE method). It seemed to work on first sight, as it's icon showed in the system tray, but when clicked it became evident, that it's not running. I am able to start it form that tray-icon but it's inconvenient, and that's the first issue. The second is showing when starting Akonadi - two pop-up windows emerge (click an image to enlarge it) ![]() ![]() (of course those two files mentioned above, that is std.vcf and std.ics are located in my /home folder - I have configured Akonadi before I started it by pointing those two files) Moreover when I exit KMail the second box also appears, which is quite understandable. Akonadi's test shows the box below ![]() The text is in Polish, so I'll translate error messages for you. First one says: "MySQL server log contains errors", and the second: "Previous Akonadi server error log found". The first log contains
and the second
I have already given a lot of information above, I guess, but one more thing that could be useful for someone, who will be kind enough to help me with this ![]()
So basically there are two issues I would like to solve: 1) making Akonadi to start during system start, and 2) making it work without errors of course. Please help me with this. If someone would need more information I would gladly give it, just tell me what and how to obtain it ![]() |
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Judging by the error messages, either your MySQL installation is damaged, or the Akonadi databases are severely corrupted.
Try removing ~/.local/share/akonadi if you have nothing stored in it.
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Hello bcooksley
![]() I'm not sure if I have stored anything in Akonadi databases as I've been having problems with running it form the very beginning, but the folder you've mentioned isn't empty. On the contrary, it contains plenty files and three other folders: db_data, db_misc and file_db_data, and only the last one is totally empty. Is it safe to delete all those files and folders? Will they be regenerated after I reboot my system? |
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Yes, it is fine. They will be automatically recreated when Akonadi is next started ( which can be done from within the System Settings Akonadi configuration module ).
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Here's what I got
The problem still remains ![]() |
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Running as root is not required. These must be done as a normal user.
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One more time then
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After the last command I did see the pop-up windows, which I described in my first post ![]() |
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Unfortunately I do not know much regarding Akonadi's SQL database, perhaps Anda_Skoa will know more.
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So no one knows how to solve this?
![]() More info. Here's what happens when I try to start Akonadi from console...
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Hi ! (sorry for my bad english)
same problem under kubuntu 9.04 on KDE 4.3.1 (akonadi 1.2.1) :
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@jajaX: that is caused by the KDE session failing to start up. Please check your installation, in particular that all of kdebase-runtime is installed and up to date.
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ok sorry.
My KDE is unstable it's right. I wait kamric for make new clean installation.
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Hello
I have the same problem on Kubuntu Karmic, migrated from Jaunty. Thus, I had to install the meta-package mysql-server to force the MySQL server update from 5.0 to 5.1 that was preventing Akonadi to start. No it starts but I get this :
So I deleted ~/.local/share/akonadi and restart the Akonadi server, but I get the exact same error message above. In the [TEST 1] section, I see there's a debug entry where Tracer=null. Maybe a smart value would give more valuable information ? EDIT : As the MySQL Server has been upgraded, the database(s) must also be. Thus, the command mysql_upgrade (mysql_fix_privilege_tables is deprecated) must be issued eventualy with the MySQL root password sudo mysql_upgrade --password=foobar But... I think the MySQL databases in /var/lib are upgraded, not Akonadi's as I still have the error above. Still searching... |
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Akonadi's MySQL database is stored in ~/.local/share/akonadi and its settings in ~/.config/akonadi
You need to check the contents of ~/.config/akonadi/akonadiserverrc and find the "Options" line in the "QMYSQL" section. You can use that socket setting to access its database when it is running.
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Thanks for your help. But there's still something I'm missing.
here's what I did and that failed :
Of course, /home/stephan/.local/share/akonadi/db_misc/mysql.socket is the socket defined in the ~/.config/akonadi/akonadiserverrc Thanks for your help Edit : By the way, as I deleted ~/.local/akonadi/* after upgrading to mysql 5.1 and tried to re-run Akonadi, the current akonadi database has been created from scratch by akonadi itself. Thus, the DB should be all right, with no table missing. BUT tables are missing. Wouldn't that mean that Kubuntu 9.10 packages a damage akonadi package with some out-of-date SQL file for generating the DB ? reEDIT :
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