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Hello,
akonadi does not start here.Actaully it start when I do this manually, but the server is NO started when I start my session. How can get akonadi to start when I login ? THank a lot Michael
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Akonadi should be started when an application requests its services.
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Hm, not sure whether I should open a new thread or not for my issue, but let's try it here as it is somewhat related.
Issue: I log in, kontact starts, akonadi gets called up, I input my kwallet password, akonadi completes startup, I cannot access kaddressbook because of fault in akonadi. Workaround: I stop akonadi and start it again and everything is hunky-dory. Sooo, this being somewhat cumbersome I wondered whether anybody had any idea how to fix this.
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Can you see any sign of where this error originates from in the Akonadi logs? ( in ~/.local/share/akonadi )
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'cos
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Do you compile KDE yourself? If so, do you have KDE installed locally, and how do you ensure it starts the trunk version instead of the normal system KDE?
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Hello
just to finish my issue. I managed to tell akonadi my self compiled modules and now it starts. Correctly it does not start when it does not have any modules. Thanks! Michael
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No self compiling here, just vanilla KDE from the Arch repos.
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@toad: Do you have KDE installed anywhere else other than /opt/kde/
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Nope. But I do have other .kde and .kde4 folders all over the place (don't ask) but NOT in ~, /opt or /usr
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Ok, can you please file a bug to this effect? Looks like Akonadi might be not loading plugins properly if spread across multiple locations.
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Aye, aye, captain.
Apparently solved by 4.4.1 - I'll be watching this space.
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