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Dear all,
I'm getting a very frustrating error when using Kontact. Basically, when I am trying to save an event or a thing to do I get an error simply stating that it is impossible to save (my Kontact is in Italian, otherwise I would provide a screenshot). I have 3.55GB free space on my HDD, so I doubt that it is a HDD space problem. This happened all of a sudden, perhaps it could be a result of a recent update (I update regularly, as soon as I get a notification). I hope someone can help because frankly I need Kontact to sort my appointments and projects (just when I started to get used to using it, I get this problem!) Thanks beforehand, Ederico. |
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Maybe try to run this in Konsole (open Konsole and execute this command):
sudo chown -R <user>:users $(kde4-config --localprefix) Replace <user> with your user's name This command will need some time to be executed (it sets the rights of the files in your settings directory to the right ones). If it is finished (there'll appear some text at the beginning of the line probably beginning with a >) execute exit. Then try to add your event. If this doesn't work maybe check if Akonadi is setup correctly: Click at the Akonadi-entry in the "Advanced" tab of systemsettings and look if everything seems okay. I hope it helps, Jan ![]() |
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The command didn't work.
I'm not well versed with Akonadi. I tried stopping it and running it again and got this report:
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Try the fix mentioned here: viewtopic.php?f=20&t=84117&p=139076#p139076
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I tried the command provided that, and I got the following:
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Can you please verify that you have permissions to write on those directories?
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As a terminal response I get that it is impossible to access the directoy, no file or directory. |
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Oops. Part of the url is missing.
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Ok, now I got nothing in the terminal, no error message nor anything else. I guess the command must have worked? If yes, what should I do next? Thanks for everything.
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The previous command ( the mysql_install_db command ) should work now. Make sure to run the following beforehand:
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The weird-ness continues. Lets try going back to scratch....
This will stop Akonadi, Kill any remaining traces, remove the databases, recreate the Akonadi directory, then start it up, shut it down again, then finally install the system tables.
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Just a question before doing that, will I lose any data? I don't know what this Akonadi does at all, so that is why I am asking.
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